We are an established, forward thinking, creative legal practice, always looking to challenge and improve the legal status quo. We offer flexible legal services, covering a number of practice areas, our clients include private individuals, micro businesses and SMEs based nationally and internationally. Our principal solicitor has 30 years’ experience in the legal industry so you can be sure you are in safe hands!

WILLS & LASTING POWER OF ATTORNEY

WILLS

What is a Will? 

A Will is a legal document that gives directions regarding the management and distribution of your estate after death. It allows you to select who can manage your estate and the beneficiaries that you wish to inherit the estate. If you die without a Will in place, you are said to be ‘intestate’. In these circumstances, there are laws that govern who can manage your estate and inherit your estate and in what order, irrespective of your wishes.

A Single Will is a legal document created by an individual to outline how their estate (money, property, and other assets) should be distributed after their death. It specifies who inherits assets, names guardians for any dependent children, and may include other instructions, such as funeral wishes. It is designed for one person and is not connected to the wishes of a spouse, partner or another individual. These are suitable for: single, divorced or widowed; have no need for their estate planning to align with another person’s wishes; want complete independence in deciding how their assets will be distributed.

A Mirror Will is a pair of almost identical wills typically created by two people, often spouses or partners, to reflect each other’s wishes. In most cases, each person leaves their estate to the other in the event of their death and if both parties pass away, the assets are usually distributed to a mutually agreed-upon beneficiaries, such as children or other relatives. These are a practical choice for couples.

Single Will – £250 BBX +VAT

Mirror Wills- £400 BBX +VAT

LASTING POWER OF ATTORNEY

What is a Lasting Power of Attorney?

A Lasting Power of Attorney or LPA is a cost-effective way of legally authorising someone, who you trust, to make decisions on your behalf in handling your property and financial affairs and/or your health and welfare decisions, if you lack capacity at some point of time in the future or, if you no longer wish to make financial decisions for yourself.

Why should I make a Lasting Power of Attorney now?

The case of TV presenter, Kate Garraway, when her husband became seriously ill  and lost mental capacity due to  COVID says it all about why you need an LPA! You can only make an LPA whilst you have mental capacity to do so,( even if you chose not to use it immediately).Once you lose capacity it is too late to create the document and the options then are for an application to be made to the Court of Protection, to allow someone to be appointed as a deputy to act on your behalf. This is a slow and costly process, over which you will have no control and can cause hardship to partners and close relatives in the meantime.

LASTING POWERS OF ATTORNEY( LPA) – SPECIAL BBX OFFER

1 x SINGLE PERSON LPA £250 BBX +VAT

 Property & Financial OR Health & Welfare

2 x SINGLE PERSON LPA £500 BBX +VAT (PLUS A FREE WILL)

Property & Financial AND Health & Welfare

1 x COUPLE LPA £500 BBX +VAT

 Property & Financial OR Health & Welfare

2 x COUPLE LPA £1000 BBX +VAT (PLUS A FREE WILL)

 Property & Financial AND Health & Welfare

Net Solicitors Letter of Claim Service to Small Businesses and Individuals

Are you facing unpaid invoices, contractual disputes, or breaches of agreement in your business dealings? Are you involved in a neighbour dispute or  in dispute with another individual? A professionally drafted Letter of Claim could be the first step toward resolving these issues quickly and cost-effectively.

What is a Letter of Claim?

A Letter of Claim is a formal communication sent to an individual or organisation setting out your grievance, the legal basis for your claim, and the resolution you are seeking. It is often the initial step in the civil litigation process and is designed to encourage a settlement without the need for court proceedings. If the letter is ignore, you can rely on it in any subsequent legal proceedings, should such a route become necessary.

Why Choose a Letter of Claim?

Professionalism and Legitimacy: A letter from a solicitor demonstrates that you are serious about pursuing the matter.

Encourages Resolution: It often prompts the recipient to engage in settlement discussions to avoid further legal costs or court proceedings.

Complies with Legal Protocols: For most disputes, a formal letter of claim is a pre-requisite before initiating legal action.

When Might You Need a Letter of Claim?

• Unpaid Invoices: A client has failed to pay for goods or services provided.
• Breach of Contract: A supplier or partner has not honoured their contractual obligations.
• Property Disputes: Issues over lease terms, damage to property, or other landlord-tenant disagreements.
• Intellectual Property Infringement: Someone is using your business name, logo, or product designs without authorisation.
• Poor treatment , discrimination, neighbour disputes

The Likely Effect on the Recipient

Receiving a solicitor’s Letter of Claim often compels the recipient to take the matter seriously. It highlights the potential legal consequences of failing to address the issue and demonstrates your commitment to protecting your rights. In many cases, it results in:

• Prompt Payment or Action: The recipient may resolve the issue to avoid escalation.
• Engagement in Negotiations: Initiating a constructive dialogue to settle the matter amicably.

Why Choose Net Solicitors?

At  Net Solicitors , we specialise in supporting small businesses and individuals with efficient and effective legal solutions. Our Letter of Claim service is:

• Cost-Effective: We ensure clarity and impact without unnecessary expense. Our fees start from as little as £350.00 plus VAT
• Tailored to Your Needs: Each letter is drafted to your specific circumstances.
• Strategic: Designed to maximize your chances of a positive outcome.

Let us help you resolve your disputes, whilst you focus on growing your business.

For enquiries, contact bola@net-solicitors.co.uk Or at: 02071756804

Alternatively, contact Rishen Gangen from BBX on rishen.gangen@bbxworld.com or 01708918847

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