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- Author: Sheila Hamilton MacDonald
- Publisher: Law Brief Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1911035231
- ISBN-13: 9781911035237
- Format: 15.6 x 23.4 x 1.4 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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A practical guide on how to put together a claim in a 1975 Act application by an adult child. While it concentrates on claimants, it should also be of assistance to those defending a claim, whether they are executors/administrators or beneficiaries. It is intended to be helpful to legal practitioners without specific experience in this area of the law, but should also be helpful to potential claimants or defendants who are considering acting in person.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sheila Hamilton Macdonald is a sole practitioner barrister based in the Midlands. She specialises in family property cases, including disputes between cohabitees, ancillary relief on divorce, inheritance issues and contested probate. She also has a particular interest in mental health issues and their connection to property matters. As well as taking instructions via solicitors, she is also able to take instructions by direct or licensed access, and she is available for consultation by appointment in London and Leeds. Her website is www.sheilamacdonaldbarrister.com.
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- Author: Sheila Hamilton MacDonald
- Publisher: Law Brief Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1911035231
- ISBN-13: 9781911035237
- Format: 15.6 x 23.4 x 1.4 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
A practical guide on how to put together a claim in a 1975 Act application by an adult child. While it concentrates on claimants, it should also be of assistance to those defending a claim, whether they are executors/administrators or beneficiaries. It is intended to be helpful to legal practitioners without specific experience in this area of the law, but should also be helpful to potential claimants or defendants who are considering acting in person.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sheila Hamilton Macdonald is a sole practitioner barrister based in the Midlands. She specialises in family property cases, including disputes between cohabitees, ancillary relief on divorce, inheritance issues and contested probate. She also has a particular interest in mental health issues and their connection to property matters. As well as taking instructions via solicitors, she is also able to take instructions by direct or licensed access, and she is available for consultation by appointment in London and Leeds. Her website is www.sheilamacdonaldbarrister.com.
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