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Solicitors typically retain copies of wills for a minimum of six to seven years after the testator's death, although some may keep them indefinitely. This is to ensure that the will can be accessed for probate purposes or any potential disputes. Clients can also request copies at any time, and it's advisable for individuals to keep their own copies as well. Always check with the specific solicitor for their policies.
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How long does it take to become a solicitor?
It can generally take as long as six years to become a solicitor if you are not a graduate. If you are a law graduate, training to become a solicitor takes at least three years.
How long after selling a house should you wait for the money from the solicitor?
Provided all the legal paperwork is tied up, the solicitor should pay you within a very few days.
Where do I get copies of my back tax returns?
You must make your own copies and keep them in a safe place. The IRS does not provide copies of previous year returns.
I used a solicitor to get the executor to show me a statement of accounts. Does the executor have to pay the solicitor's fees?
Possibly. You should direct that question to the solicitor that you hired.Possibly. You should direct that question to the solicitor that you hired.Possibly. You should direct that question to the solicitor that you hired.Possibly. You should direct that question to the solicitor that you hired.
Who is an associate solicitor?
John Bartholomew is an associate solicitor.
How do you say solicitor or notary in French?
Avocat if you need an attorney, notaire if you need a French property lawyer (not to be confused with the US Notary Public).In France, a lawyer or avocat (i.e. a French solicitor/attorney) is both a solicitor and a barrister as he or she can appear before courts of the first and second degree.The Notaire is a public officer who drafts then records Deeds and contracts to which the parties wish to give a seal of authenticity, ensure their date, keep them in trust and to issue authentic copies of such documents.A Notaire has a monopoly on conveyancing contracts or on establishing marriage contracts. Not to be confused with an anglo-saxon Notary who, as in the USA and the UK, mainly witnesses acknowledgements and oaths as an impartial party.
When was Solicitor advocate created?
Solicitor advocate was created in 1990.
What does a solicitor do in the financial services sector?
Solicitor do the financial services sector
What is the definition of solicitor?
There a a few different definitions for a solicitor. The first definition is a solicitor is a person who solicits business. They often are looking for contributions or a trade. A solicitor can also be defined as a chief officer of a city or a town.
How many backup copies a network server have?
Totally depends on the backup methodology and the rotation scheme. I have a couple of clients that backup everything everyday and keep the tapes for two weeks. They have 14 copies. Other's backup everything (or changed data in some cases) everyday, and keep the daily copies for two weeks, but keep the weekly tapes for months. There could be 30-40 copies in those cases.
When was Society of Solicitor Advocates created?
Society of Solicitor Advocates was created in 1990.
When was Michigan Solicitor General created?
Michigan Solicitor General was created in 1939.
