The countdown has begun until the Legal Services Act 2007 comes in to force in October. Revolutionizing the provision of legal services, the Act is intended to ensure that consumers can access services of better value and quality with ease.
Finders, the international probate genealogy firm, today warned of the need to preserve consumer choice when employing the services of professional probate genealogists. This follows the closure of Kin, a respected player in the market, due to difficult business conditions.
Finders international probate genealogists today welcomed moves towards a more consumer friendly legal services system.
Finders genealogists have welcomed the Government’s commitment to the ‘Tell Us Once’ project an initiative which will enable people to inform the Government of births and deaths just once, rather than having to inform each public body that needs to know separately.
Access to quality advice on wills and probate issues is set to be boosted by new legal services models, says international probate genealogy firm, Finders.
Finders' sponsorship reflects firm's commitment to women's achievement in the legal profession
Finders, the international probate genealogy firm, today said that alternative business structures (ABS’s), as consumer facing businesses, are ideally suited to the provision of wills and probate services.
The Association of Women Solicitors is delighted to announce that due to the interest in the 2010 Awards celebrating women solicitors in business, the deadline has been extended by one week to Friday 23rd July 2010. The 2010 Awards include a new category “Best Woman Solicitor Managing a Probate practice.”
The Legal Fee Options Available to Solicitors, Legal Representatives, Executors and Administrators when Instructing a Probate Genealogist to Find Missing or Unknown Heirs
Finders, the international probate genealogy firm, today urged the new Coalition Government to uphold and promote a flexible market for probate genealogy services.
