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One of your family members may have been going through the process of bringing a claim when they passed away. This may have been anticipated, or it may have been unexpected, but one question many people in that situation ask is “can the claim continue once my family member dies?”

There are still some great business acquisition opportunities out there, but how do you know that you will be getting the value and benefits in the deal that you had hoped for? Jonathan Fletcher, Corporate Solicitor at Tilly Bailey & Irvine explains more.

The role of a deputy is similar to that of an attorney. If you are acting as an attorney, this will be because the person you are acting for specifically chose you to act and they made a document called a ‘power of attorney’ at a time when they had capacity to do so.

Tilly Bailey & Irvine Solicitors explain what to do if your chosen law firm has closed or been shut down.

A relationship breakdown often means a dramatic change in life for all involved and when parents live apart, arrangements need to be agreed about how and when children will see each of their parents.

Amy Kane, Paralegal within our personal injury team discusses the five steps to consider if you have suffered an injury from an accident at work.

Jessica Inman, Solicitor within our Private Family law team discusses prenuptial agreements and explains how Tilly Bailey & Irvine can help.

Adrienne Harris, Litigation Executive at Tilly Bailey & Irvine discusses the dangers of chemical burns due to an accident at work and explains how we can help.

If you are married, in a civil partnership or cohabiting with a long term partner, and thinking of making or updating your will, you may have heard the expression ‘mirror wills’ and wonder if this would be suitable for you.