Meet Paul Clark TEP
Paul Clark TEP is a STEP‑qualified private client solicitor in Congleton, trusted by families to advise on wills, probate, trusts and complex cross‑border estates.
Assisted Suicide and Probate | The Forfeiture Rule
One of the most important decisions you will make is who to appoint as your executors
Spall Clark Solicitors win Highly Commended at the Probate Industry Awards 2026
One of the most important decisions you will make is who to appoint as your executors
30 days until Legal Apprenticeship Applications close
Applications are now open for our Graduate Legal Apprenticeship starting February 2027. Gain hands‑on experience in private client law while training to qualify as a solicitor.
Why Naming Guardians in Your Will Matters for Your Child’s Future
One of the most important decisions you will make is who to appoint as your executors
Graduate Legal Apprenticeship at Spall Clark Solicitors
Applications are now open for our Graduate Legal Apprenticeship starting February 2027. Gain hands‑on experience in private client law while training to qualify as a solicitor.
Spall Clark Shortlisted for Three Awards at the Probate Industry Awards 2026
Spall Clark has been shortlisted for three awards at the Probate Industry Awards 2026, celebrating the strength and dedication of our private client team.
Choosing Executors for Your Will
One of the most important decisions you will make is who to appoint as your executors
Why Instruct Spall Clark Solicitors for Wills, Probate and Lasting Powers of Attorney in Cheshire
Spall Clark Solicitors in Congleton provides specialist private client advice across Cheshire and Manchester.
We have reopened! Changes to Business Property Relief
Our office is reopen again after the Christmas break. On 23 December 2025 the government announced there would be a change to Business Property Relief.
Opening Times – Christmas 2025 and the New Year
Opening Times – Christmas 2025 and the New Year Merry Christmas and a happy New Year from Spall Clark Solicitors We would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Our Christmas and New Year opening times The team at Spall Clark Solicitors will be taking a break over…
Understanding Charitable Gifts in Wills
The way in which a gift is left to charity can alter the overall amount of tax due. This gives rise to the question: should the tax be calculated on the whole estate first and then divided between the charities and individuals, or should the division be made first and then tax paid only by the non-exempt beneficiaries?