Suporting our NHS – Flexible Appointments & 20% NHS Discount As a firm we recognise that the current Covid-19 pandemic has made it more difficult for the NHS workers and other emergency service to access legal services during our normal service hours. For that reason, we have increased the number of evening and weekend appointments … Continued
No6 – Wiser than Online There is a wonderful mug available to purchase “Don’t confuse my law degree with Google.” The internet is a wonderful thing and often is the first source of information for people when they have an enquiry. This may be to check a store opening time or answer a general knowledge … Continued
At Clark Willis Law Firm we take customer satisfaction extremely seriously and we are only happy lawyers when we have happy clients. The marketplace for personal legal services is very competitive and a dissatisfied customer has a number of alternative providers to utilise the next time they require legal help. You can have the best … Continued
As a firm we actively support the Apprenticeship programme and currently have three apprentices with us under Business Administration. As it is National Apprenticeship Week, we thought we would ask one of our recent graduates from the apprenticeship programme, Jaspreet Gill, about her time as an apprentice and how she feels this route had benefited … Continued
What is a Solicitors role when I am buying a house? You instruct a solicitor to handle the legal process of buying your property. This includes reviewing the Contract documents that you will be required to sign and the information provided by the sellers solicitors, also known as the “Contract Pack”. This will include a … Continued
“No4 – We Don’t Mask Our Prices” Those have been following our series of monochrome images will understand that our fundamental aim is Clarity. This flows through delivering our technical legal expertise with clear advice at clear pricing, meaning we are the clear choice for personal legal services. ‘Clear Pricing’ means just that – You … Continued
How do I actually get divorced? You marriage has to have broken down ‘irretrievably’ meaning that there must be no prospect of reconciliation i.e. getting back together with your partner. You have to prove one of five facts on the application form and provide a statement in support of your application e.g. if relying on … Continued
The third of our black and white monthly images, entitled ‘Lawyers for Life’, of course has to have a festive feel given it is released in December and so what better image to feature than a Christmas tree covered in snow. During the festive period, households across the country bring in real trees and put … Continued
Some of our literature refers to the fact that our Wills, LPAs, Tax & Trust team includes members of Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE) but for those of you who are perhaps not involved in the legal or financial world the organisation name itself, and more importantly the reasons for choosing SFE members for legal … Continued
The Civil Partnerships, Marriages and Deaths (Registration etc.) Act 2019 requires the Government to make provisions by the end of the year to make couples of the opposite sex eligible to form civil partnerships. The result being that there is more choice available to couples wishing to make a commitment to one another, irrespective of … Continued
