I made a new Will after I got divorced as I heard it would be null and void because my wife was the main beneficiary. That was thirty odd years ago though, so I am wondering if that Will might also be out of date now. Is this the case?

My mum is going into long term care after a stint in hospital and is frankly unlikely to return home. She has a lovely little dog but no one in our family can take him in. The local authority have advised they can place him in kennels temporarily. What should we do?

Having just recovered from getting my fingers burned by an unscrupulous customer who claimed we inflated our price for a big job without him agreeing to it, I want to know whether I can add a pricing clause into my contracts?

GHP Legal proudly took part in Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day this year, uniting staff across all offices to raise funds and awareness for vulnerable children in the UK and around the world.

Christmas is the season of goodwill and an Oswestry law firm that played its part by sponsoring Shropshire’s largest Santa run has hailed the event a great success.

The Oswestry Santa Run, staged by Adrenalin Sporting Events, has grown year on year, and GHP Legal, which has two long established offices in the town, has provided sponsorship for many of the organisation’s fundraising events since its inception.

We are keen to purchase the next-door premises to expand our manufacturing facility but cannot currently commit to further borrowing. The owner of the premises has stated he would consider leasing to us now, with an option to purchase later. How would this work and what would happen if we later found we couldn’t or didn’t want to purchase? Could we have a clause in the agreement to that effect?

My husband fell out with his wealthy grandparents when he was in his twenties, but when I started dating him I persuaded him to try and build some bridges with them for the sake of the rest of the family. We eventually went to see them and I got on with them immediately and subsequently became very close to them. They thought the world of me and before we got married they gave us some valuable things for our new home.

Last year my mum and dad set up Lasting Powers of Attorney and they each appointed me as their property and finances Attorney. They held joint bank accounts, but my dad has just passed away. From everything I have read, my understanding is that the authority for an Attorney to handle the donor’s affairs from a Lasting Power of Attorney ends upon the Donor’s death. So, does this mean, as I was dad’s Attorney, that I cannot access their joint accounts?

Christmas is the season of goodwill and Oswestry law firm, GHP Legal, is once again playing its part by sponsoring Shropshire’s largest Santa run.

Taking place on Sunday 7^th December, Oswestry’s historic town centre will be flashing red as hundreds of ‘Santas’ don their crimson suits and take to the streets to raise money for local good causes and community wellbeing.

My husband has always taken care of money and the house, but now I am worried he may have developed Alzheimer’s or dementia and I don’t know what to do. He has become vehemently difficult as well as forgetful and I’m not sure I’ll cope with him at home. We have an appointment to see the GP but what do I need to be aware of and who else can I go to for help?