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We are a specialist legal practice, committed to providing the highest quality legal advice delivered in plain English. We act as trusted advisors to individuals, families, executors and attorneys from Cheshire and Greater Manchester to Europe and beyond. We offer a full range of private client services as well as specialist areas such as cross border estate planning, advising professionals, advising business owners and vulnerable people.

We offer a personal approach and provide legal advice in plain English. Our size ensures that you are at the centre of everything we do and enables us to take the time to get to know you and understand your concerns.

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Paul is the managing director of Spall Clark Solicitors. He is a solicitor and full member of STEP. He has over 10 years of legal experience in private client work and has a specialist focus on complex and international matters. He is a member of the Law Society Private Client Section advisory committee and is a director of South Cheshire Law Society.

Paul is a long time supporter of local charities such as SUSO in Macclesfield and Dementia Friendly Sandbach. He was previously a volunteer legacy officer at East Cheshire Hospice and is a former trustee of SUSO.

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Trusts in Wills

What is a Will Trust? A Will trust is a legal arrangement created as part of a person’s Will. It can be thought of as a gift with conditions attached, for example leaving an inheritance to a child where they receive their inheritance on their 25th birthday. Trustees appointed in the Will look after the…

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Health and Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney Instructions

Instructions in Health and Welfare Lasting Powers of Attorney A Health and Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney allows attorneys to make decisions relating to such things as: where you should live what care you should receive consenting to or refusing medical treatment day-to-day matters such as diet, clothes and daily routine decisions about accepting or…

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The importance of Wills for unmarried partners

Why is it important for unmarried partners to have Wills? There is a common misconception that unmarried partners have the same rights to inherit from each other as married couples or couples in a civil partnership. Unmarried partners may co-own a property and set up their finances together and if they don’t have Wills in…

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