• Solicitors in Farnham

    BakerLaw LLP provide a full range of legal services to individuals, businesses and organisations throughout London and the South East.

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  • For Business

    At BakerLaw LLP we enjoy building long-term relationships with our commercial clients, working hard to understand your business and what you want to achieve.

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  • For individuals

    At BakerLaw LLP we are trusted to be involved during some of the most critical times of a person's life. When that time comes, we are here to help.

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  • Online Wills

    At BakerLaw LLP we are always looking for new and innovative ways to meet our clients' needs in a changing world. We now offer Online Wills as part of our Will preparation service.

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Can I help give a family member's instructions for a Will / Lasting Powers of Attorney?

Olivia Kersey
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Many of the enquiries that lawyers receive often come from relatives on behalf of their elderly or vulnerable family members. Writing a Will or creating Lasting Powers of Attorney can sometimes be a daunting task, so many families wish to come along to offer support during the appointment. However, there comes a point when the family member may be asked to step out of the meeting room so that the lawyer can speak with the person making the document alone. This is in their best interests as well as the family member’s and is nothing to be worried about.

Should I use a solicitor for probate?

Helen Cohen
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Dealing with the estate of someone who has passed away can be complex and time-consuming. There are many reasons why you might want to use a solicitor or other legal professional for probate and the estate administration process. Personal Representative(s)...