As a close knit, family run law firm, we provide friendly, professional advice to local people from a local office. We are specialists in Will drafting, Lasting Powers of Attorney, and the administration of deceased's estates (Probate). Our approach is based on getting to know our clients, understanding their concerns and objectives, and taking the best possible care of them at every stage.
Traditionally, it's how solicitors have always worked. But in an age when law firms are becoming more corporate and impersonal, Hudsons Solicitors is proud to be a bit 'old school'. We're confident you'll find us helpful, professional, reliable, reassuring - and extremely refreshing. Based in Fareham, we look after individuals and families throughout south Hampshire, the Solent region and the New Forest.
Our normal hours of business are 9.00am - 5.00pm Monday to Friday, and on Saturday mornings by appointment. Making a Will lets you decide what happens to your property and assets after you die. While it's perfectly possible to buy one 'off the shelf', a Will is a highly personal document, with potentially far-reaching effects on the people closest to you.
Traditionally, it's how solicitors have always worked. But in an age when law firms are becoming more corporate and impersonal, Hudsons Solicitors is proud to be a bit 'old school'. We're confident you'll find us helpful, professional, reliable, reassuring - and extremely refreshing. Based in Fareham, we look after individuals and families throughout south Hampshire, the Solent region and the New Forest.
Our normal hours of business are 9.00am - 5.00pm Monday to Friday, and on Saturday mornings by appointment. Making a Will lets you decide what happens to your property and assets after you die. While it's perfectly possible to buy one 'off the shelf', a Will is a highly personal document, with potentially far-reaching effects on the people closest to you.
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Making a Will lets you decide what happens to your property and assets after you die.
While it's perfectly possible to buy one 'off the shelf', a Will is a highly personal document, with potentially far-reaching effects on the people closest to you.
Without a Will, the law decides who inherits your estate.
Children, grandchildren, charities and others you'd hoped would benefit may receive nothing at all.
If you're not married, your partner has no automatic right to inherit your estate.
Without a Will, they may have to take legal action to receive any benefit.
While it's perfectly possible to buy one 'off the shelf', a Will is a highly personal document, with potentially far-reaching effects on the people closest to you.
Without a Will, the law decides who inherits your estate.
Children, grandchildren, charities and others you'd hoped would benefit may receive nothing at all.
If you're not married, your partner has no automatic right to inherit your estate.
Without a Will, they may have to take legal action to receive any benefit.
For some people, getting older means more than just experiencing the odd 'senior moment'.
If someone loses the mental capacity to take decisions about their finances and property, there can be serious legal and practical problems.
A Power of Attorney is a legal document in which you appoint people you trust to look after your finances and other affairs if you're unable to do so.
It's also the only way to get banks, utility companies and other organisations to deal with a third party on your behalf.
If someone loses the mental capacity to take decisions about their finances and property, there can be serious legal and practical problems.
A Power of Attorney is a legal document in which you appoint people you trust to look after your finances and other affairs if you're unable to do so.
It's also the only way to get banks, utility companies and other organisations to deal with a third party on your behalf.
Dealing with someone's estate when they die can be a daunting, not to say onerous, process.
This is especially the case if the deceased is someone close to you and you are grieving as well.
Our team is highly experienced in winding up estates quickly and efficiently.
We can guide you through the process, whether you simply require help with the probate application, or whether you would like assistance with administering the estate as well.
We are happy to offer a free, no obligation initial meeting to discuss the estate and to provide an estimate of our likely charges.
This is especially the case if the deceased is someone close to you and you are grieving as well.
Our team is highly experienced in winding up estates quickly and efficiently.
We can guide you through the process, whether you simply require help with the probate application, or whether you would like assistance with administering the estate as well.
We are happy to offer a free, no obligation initial meeting to discuss the estate and to provide an estimate of our likely charges.
Offers free advice about legal matters along with advice on where to find counselling and support.
Alzheimer's Society is a national dementia charity.
They are there help and support anyone affected by dementia, and will do everything they can to keep people with dementia connected to their lives and the people who matter most.
Rowans Hospice is a local charity that offers free care and support to people diagnosed with a life-limiting illness, through to bereavement support.
The service is invaluable.
Alzheimer's Society is a national dementia charity.
They are there help and support anyone affected by dementia, and will do everything they can to keep people with dementia connected to their lives and the people who matter most.
Rowans Hospice is a local charity that offers free care and support to people diagnosed with a life-limiting illness, through to bereavement support.
The service is invaluable.
A will is a legal document that lets you specify who should benefit from your property, money and possessions after your death.
If you die without a Will in England or Wales, your estate will be distributed by the laws of Intestacy.
This includes a set list of people who will benefit from your estate and this is not necessarily who you may want.
Executors are the people you chose who will carry out your wishes after your death.
They areresponsible for sorting out your affairs, including arranging your funeral, dealing with tax bills, paying off debts and distributing your estate to your beneficiaries.
If you die without a Will in England or Wales, your estate will be distributed by the laws of Intestacy.
This includes a set list of people who will benefit from your estate and this is not necessarily who you may want.
Executors are the people you chose who will carry out your wishes after your death.
They areresponsible for sorting out your affairs, including arranging your funeral, dealing with tax bills, paying off debts and distributing your estate to your beneficiaries.
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