Same team, same service, new style Professional Law Services Ltd (Pro-law) are delighted to announce that today, 1 April 2025, we have begun a new phase of our business. From now on, we will be providing our legal services as part of Nexa Law Limited (Nexa), a national firm of solicitors, regulated by the Solicitors…
Advice Now! At Pro-law, we always strive to assist our clients in resolving their legal issues. However, if we do not provide a particular area of law, other routes may need to be taken. If we can’t help, then try visiting Advice Now:“We equip individuals and communities to deal effectively with life’s legal problems. We…
The Client Care Procedure – What to Expect Client care procedures vary in each company. By writing this blog we hope to give you an insight as to what you can expect by using our services, and the type of professional interaction you could be receiving from other legal professionals. By following these steps, we…
Consequences of Dying Intestate If you are to pass away without having a valid Will in place, it means that you die “intestate”. Without having a valid Will in place, your estate will be distributed according to the Law of Intestacy. English Law of Intestacy: Without a Will, your estate will be distributed according to…
Day in the life: Legal Assistant and Secretary The role of a legal secretary means being able to work in an often fast-paced, structured and detail-orientated manner. Within my role, I am the go-to for administrative tasks, but I have also taken on my own fee earning work as a develop my career. Like most…
What happens if you don’t have an LPA in place? A Lasting Power of Attorney allows you to have control over who you trust to make decisions on your behalf when you’re no longer able to, whether temporarily or permanently. It provides peace of mind, reduces the stress on your loved ones, and ensures that…
What is Probate and How Does it Work: Frequently Asked Questions When someone passes away, there’s often a great deal of paperwork and legal processes that need to be handled. One of the key processes that come into play is probate. But what exactly is probate, and how does it work? What is Probate (in…
Planning for the future – At What Age Should I Make a Will or LPA? As long as you’re over the age of 18 years old, then there is no set age requirement to put a Will or Lasting Power Attorney (LPA) in place, but the earlier you do, the better prepared you will be…
