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Our priority here at Thorneycroft Solicitors is to always ensure the safety of our staff and clients, as a result, our Private Client team have introduced a host of new measures to ensure we are COVID secure and that our premises are as safe as possible.
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Coronavirus, otherwise known as Covid-19 has shaken the country and has had an unprecedented impact on the daily lives of everyone in the UK, and it has never been more important to look after ourselves and each other, which is why our Private Client team will be offering the same high-level of client care we always have, albeit with a few essential changes to ensure our team, our clients and the wider community stay safe.
Thorneycroft Solicitors are delighted to announce that the firm will be co-hosting an Inheritance Tax & Estate Planning Event alongside Capstone Financial Management.
Nobody likes to think of death, particularly when you have children that you love and care for.
However, there are steps that can be taken to ensure your wishes are respected long after you’re gone.
Thorneycroft Solicitors are delighted to announce that we are proud sponsors of Blythe House Hospicecare’s outdoor cinema event which will be held at Buxton Cricket Club on the 16th of August at 7:30pm.
It’s common for many of people to go through life without a second thought about what may happen tomorrow, next week or in years to come, as a result, a power of attorney isn’t always at the forefront of people’s minds, however, it should be. When discussing powers of attorney we have been asked what the difference is between an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) and a Lasting Power of Attorney.
As part of our continued work within the local community, Thorneycroft Solicitors are delighted to announce that we will be hosting another free Wills and Lasting Power of Attorney Advice Surgery at Macclesfield Town Hall on Monday, 8th April between 11am and 1pm.
We work hard to provide for ourselves and those that we love and so it is important to ensure you have a suitable will in place. It does not matter whether you consider yourself not to have many possessions.
Ensuring you have a power of attorney in place is possibly one of the most important documents you can possess when planning your estate.
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