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At Thornes we will always recommend to our clients that they consider having LPA’s for both Finance and Health & Wellbeing.  Having an LPA in place means that you will have peace of mind that someone, or a number of people you know and who you trust (called attorneys) can make decisions...

We are delighted to announce that Amy Lawton has been promoted to Associate Solicitor at the firm with effect from 1 December 2020.  Amy has made a fantastic contribution to the Property Department at Thornes since her appointment in October 2016, and this appointment recognises her growing role...

The last nine months have been interesting to say the least in light of the current Covid and lockdown situations experienced by us all. Many were furloughed or worse still lost their jobs. It would be an understatement to say it has been a challenging time for everyone. 2020 will go down in...

None of us wants to think about our death, but in truth it is inevitable for us all, therefore something we should all plan for.  “Preparing for the worst can help avoid extra grief if a partner dies” comments Rita Malhi, Solicitor at Thornes.  ...

Paige Bowyer, Trainee Solicitor at Thornes Solicitors explains significant, potential changes to the Divorce Laws in England and Wales.  Currently there is one ground for divorce – the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage. If one party wishes to start proceedings immediately following...

Conveyancing starts when the offer is accepted and ends when the keys are handed over.  It sounds simple enough but the legal process that must be followed can be complex and stressful therefore the instruction of an experienced professional is highly advisable. Initially draft contracts are...

“We often have clients who ask us what they should do to plan for the future if they get to a point where they are unable to make decisions for themselves and we recommend putting in place a Power or Attorney or LPA.” says Alison Westwood, Solicitor and Director at Thornes.  “An LPA is a legal...