Do You Need a Grant of Probate?
When clients come to us to discuss their Wills, they often express a common concern: “How can I avoid the need for a Grant of Probate? I want to make things easier for my family.”
Catherine re-joined Walker Foster as a solicitor in the Private Client team in our Barnoldswick office in October 2023, having previously worked as a trainee solicitor with us between 2015 and 2017 in our Skipton and Ilkley offices.
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Catherine AckroydSolicitorCatherine qualified as a solicitor in 2017 following completion of her Law degree, Legal Practice Course, and Master of Laws in Legal Practice at Manchester Metropolitan University.
Catherine advises in relation to all aspects of private client work including Wills, Probate, Lasting Powers of Attorney, and Court of Protection matters. She is also an Affiliate member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and a fully accredited member of Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE).
Outside of work, Catherine plays the flute and piano and enjoys keeping fit by playing netball, going to the gym, and walking in the countryside.
When clients come to us to discuss their Wills, they often express a common concern: “How can I avoid the need for a Grant of Probate? I want to make things easier for my family.”
The arrival of autumn often brings a sense of renewal, and this year, it’s no different for employment law.
This is aimed at reducing the occurrence of inappropriate and offensive comments from colleagues (often referred to as ‘banter’), as well as instances of physical harassment.
In this blog, our expert employment law solicitors at Walker Foster explore practical steps employers can take to boost employee productivity.
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