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Mediation: What it is and how it works

When disputes arise, the traditional route often involves going to Court. However, there are alternative approaches available for dispute resolution and the most common form is mediation.

TWM strengthens Corporate and Commercial presence in Guildford with new partner hire and solicitor promotion

We’re pleased to welcome John Parpounas-Matossian, who has joined TWM as a Partner in the Corporate and Commercial team.

What is a trust and how does it work?

Trusts can be complex, but when utilised and managed properly, taking expert advice into account, they can serve as valuable tools for achieving effective wealth protection and succession planning.

A Guide To Inheritance Tax

When a person dies, inheritance tax (IHT) may be payable. The amount of IHT depends on the value of the estate, the identity of the beneficiaries, and the tax-free allowances available.

Why are Lasting Powers of Attorney so important?

A Lasting Power of Attorney is an important legal document which can provide peace of mind for you and your family.

TWM Solicitors wins Employer of the Year at the Surrey Law Society Awards in Guildford

We are delighted to announce that TWM has been named as Employer of the Year at the recent Surrey Law Society (SLS) Legal Awards 2023.

Protecting your digital life when separating

Learn more about the steps you can take to minimise the risk of your personal and financial data being accessed by an ex-partner.

TWM Solicitors brews support for Macmillan’s World’s Biggest Coffee Morning

Teams at our Guildford, Epsom, Reigate, Leatherhead and Wimbledon offices gathered for a fresh brew and irresistible homemade treats, raising a total of £1,166.50 for

Moving in together? Cohabitation Agreements – protecting yourself for the future

If you are planning on moving in together, you can enter into a cohabitation agreement.

The death of inheritance tax?

The Conservatives are said to be considering scrapping inheritance tax (IHT) in a bid to win votes in the next general election. The suggestion has prompted considerable discussion.