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The intestacy rules (which deal with the estate of a person who dies without a Will) have recently changed, but many people feel these changes do not go far enough. What is intestacy? When a person dies without leaving a valid will they are said to have died intestate and there are specific rule which […]

Warrington Pride 2014 will be held in Queens Gardens, Warrington on Saturday 27th September 2014. Watsons Solicitors is proud to support this fantastic event. For more information please visit www.warringtonpride.com

One of the most senior judges in England and Wales has thrown down a direct challenge to the government over legal aid by suggesting courts spend money in defiance of Ministry of Justice cuts to ensure justice is done. According to The Guardian newspaper. “Sir James Munby, the president of the family division of the […]

In order to speed up paternity disputes, the Government has announced trials of funded DNA testing. Pilot programmes in Taunton and Bristol are being run in order to assess the viability of such testing and whether this initiative will indeed recue the pressure on family courts. Since legal aid was cut, family courts have been […]

Watsons Solicitors once again sponsored the Warrington First Golf Day this week(20th August 2014). Over 50 local professionals joined Warrington First, the leading business club and networking group in Warrington, to network and raise funds for this year’s chosen charity The Warrington Wolves Charitable Foundation. To thank Warrington First for their support, Warrington Wolves legend Lee Briers joined the […]

Palmyra Square based legal experts, Watsons Solicitors, have announced they are to sponsor the Warrington First Golf Day on Wednesday 20th August. Warrington First is Warrington’s leading business networking club, hosting monthly networking events which attract a wide range of local professionals. Danny Hudson, Partner at Watsons Solicitors, commented: “Having been heavily involved with Warrington […]

Married couples who agree the details of their divorce between themselves should be able to arrange their own separations with a trip to the registrar, rather than having to go to court; the most senior family judge in England and Wales, Sir James Murphy, has said. Sir James’s comments continue a developing theme which looks […]

The death of a relative is not only usually a distressing time but it can also be a particularly confusing time with all of the things that often need to be done. Managing any estate left behind can be a minefield for anyone with various costs and processes which are alien to most of us. […]