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Speak to an expert: 0161 475 7676
Speak to an expert: 0161 475 7676
Job Title: Associate
Location: Congleton
Phone: 01260 282342
Job Title: Legal Secretary
Location: Stockport
Phone: 0161 475 1238
Job Title: Paralegal
Location: Macclesfield
Phone: 01625 442143
Job Title: Legal Apprentice
Location: Congleton
Phone: 01260 282306
“There was a personal touch which was lacking in other practices I have used.”
Chambers UK, 2015
“Thanks for all your assistance with this. Circumstances have caused delays all the way with this, but thank you so much for your excellent work, friendly approach and unending patience.”
Gareth Jones
“My experiences as a long-term client of SAS Daniels have been extremely satisfactory. I was introduced initially though a recommendation from another client. This resulted in successful recovery of a commercial debt. Subsequently, the practice provided empathic support and professionalism in helping me through the painful and complex matters of...”
Professor Tudor Rickards
“SAS Daniels LLP is large enough to have the expertise in-house but not too large to lose the personal touch which is so important to clients. The team is technically extremely capable and all team members have an excellent bedside manner.”
Legal 500, 2018
“I would like to thank you so much for all the work you have done. You made it so much easier for me to understand the complexities and I appreciate very much that there were no death duties to pay, undoubtedly due to your skill and understanding of the law.”
David Hartshorn
We act as executors for clients who have no close family and will liaise with funeral directors to arrange the funeral and arrange for the wishes of the deceased to be carried out after their death.
We are flexible in our working hours to make the process of signing papers and discussing estate administration easier for clients who may need to travel a distance.
We have re-homed a number of pets for people who have died – we appreciate they are also a key member of your family and need looking after.
If someone dies without a valid will they are intestate. There is an order of people who can then deal with the estate and inherit it. Please speak to our team for advice about seeing who is entitled to deal...
There are a number of steps to take immediately after a death, including registering the death and contacting the executors if the deceased made a will. See the attached Probate Checklist for more information on the estate administration process and...
If you die without a Will, your estate is dealt with in accordance with the rules of intestacy and who your estate passes to will depend on the value and the members of your family.
The current threshold (nil rate band) for when an estate pays inheritance tax is £325,000 and anything over and above that will be taxed at 40%. However, since the Finance Act 2008, a married couple will be able to combine...
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