Christmas and New Year 2020 Our Christmas and New Year opening times The team at Spall Clark Solicitors will be taking a short break over the Christmas period. We close at 11pm on Wednesday 23 December 2020 and we reopen at 6am on Monday 28 December 2020. We will remain open over the new year…
Spall Clark Solicitors is delighted to be one of the local law firms taking park in the East Cheshire Hospice Will Week between 5th and 9th October 2020
Rabbit Rescue North West is a charity close to the heart of Spall Clark Solicitors’ Managing Director Paul Clark and his animal loving wife Becky Spall.
To show our appreciation for the hard work and dedication of key workers throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, we are offering key workers either a free Will or Lasting Powers of Attorney.
Our managing director Paul Clark and his wife Becky Spall are helping Sandbach Round Table and Sandbach Ladies Circle with their community food collection in support of Sandbach Food Bank.
Signing and Witnessing French legal documents during lockdown Witnessing legal documents during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown can present a challenge particularly when dealing with matters abroad. John Kitching from French Law Consultancy is a highly regarded expert in French law and he has written an article explaining how French legal documents can be signed and…
How can I include my pet in my Will to ensure that they will be cared for after I die?
STEP is considered to be the leading global professional association for legal practitioners who specialise in helping families plan for the future. Every solicitor at Spall Clark Solicitors is full member of STEP.
There are three main types of power of attorney: General Power of Attorney, Enduring Power of Attorney and Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA). This article is a guide to Lasting Powers of Attorney and provides information about what a Lasting Power of Attorney is, what it does and who can act. It includes some practical…
In England and Wales, the law about signing a Will goes back almost 200 years to the Wills Act 1837. The basic requirement for making a valid Will is as follows:
We feel it is important for our new and existing clients that we continue to deliver our professional services to those who need us at this very worrying time.
The safety and wellbeing of our clients is paramount, especially during this challenging time.