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Do I Need a Will?

Do I need a will? Many people often question the importance of making a will, or put the sensitive issue to the back of their minds. However, writing a will is the only way to guarantee that your belongings and estate will be left to the people you want it to be. In the latest… Continue reading Do I Need a Will?

Employment Legislation: The Taylor “Good Work” Review

Remaining compliant with employment legislation is a requirement of every employer. In order to ensure you work by the most up to date information, it is important to keep up with changes regarding employment and how this affects both you and your employees. In the latest Broadbents Solicitors blog post, we take a look at… Continue reading Employment Legislation: The Taylor “Good Work” Review

Things to Consider When Getting a Divorce

Going through a divorce can be extremely stressful. There are multiple things to consider before you move forward with divorce proceedings, and careful consideration is of paramount importance to ensure that you make decisions that reflect your exact wishes for the divorce and any settlements. We have put together a helpful list of considerations and… Continue reading Things to Consider When Getting a Divorce

The Conveyancing Process

Buying or selling your home is possibly one of the biggest financial transactions you may make over your lifetime, so it is not surprising that the entire process can often seem very daunting. Understanding how the conveyancing process works will help you feel in control, and ensure all legalities have been covered within any specified… Continue reading The Conveyancing Process

Choosing Your Will Executor

Making plans for after you pass away isn’t always a comfortable topic to discuss. However, ensuring you appoint a will executor that understands your wishes for after you pass away is of paramount importance. By clearly stating your wishes, you minimise the risk of confusion and potential fallouts that may occur should the contents of… Continue reading Choosing Your Will Executor