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Hammon Oakley Solicitors are based in Coventry, West Midlands. We are a small friendly firm of solicitors, with many different departments.

We are experienced Conveyancing Solicitors Coventry, here to aid you in House Sale And Purchase in Coventry. Our Property Solicitors are here in Coventry to advise you.

Our experienced team of Family Law Solicitors, Coventry can guide you through the various aspects of law within family life. Our Divorce Solicitors and Matrimonial Solicitors in Coventry can guide you through this time.

Our Criminal Law Solicitors Coventry can prepare your case for the Crown Court and the Court of Appeal.

Our Civil Litigation Solicitors in Coventry and Personal Injury Lawyers are here to advise you on Accident Claims. We also have experienced Debt Recovery Solicitors.

Our Wills and Trusts Coventry Solicitors departments van advise on Wills And Administration Of Estates.

We also have specialist Probate Solicitors and Agricultural Law Solicitors in Coventry.

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Trusts, Wills and admininstration of estates in Coventry
WILLS TRUSTS & PROBATE

The importance of making a will cannot be overstressed. Each will is tailormade for the client, taking into consideration his or her personal financial circumstances, family and commitments and the possible incidence of taxation and in particular
inheritance tax.

After a death it is important to those who are left behind that the estate is administered with sympathy as well as with efficiency. It involves obtaining valuations of all of the assets of the estate, agreeing the tax liability, applying for the Grant of Probate (or Letters of Administration in the event that there is no will) and then with the benefit of that Grant gathering in the assets of the estate and administering them according to the will or according to law as the case may be. In many cases a trust may arise under the provisions of a will or an intestacy and that trust could last for many years. It will normally require the advice and assistance of a solicitor and in many cases a skilled financial adviser.

In dealing with the personal affairs of clients it is appropriate to mention powers of attorney and Court of Protection Orders. These are normally granted to enable relatives, friends or professional advisers to administer the affairs of elderly or infirm persons who, for whatever reason, are unwilling or unable to manage their own affairs.