Took from October 2019 till march 2023…
Took from October 2019 till march 2023 to wind up my late mums estate
21 March 2023
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Wilson Ward is a friendly two-partner solicitor firm based in Edinburgh. Offering a range of private and commercial legal services our emphasis is on your personal experience. Our goal is to deliver an efficient, friendly and transparent service tailor made to your requirements. We prefer to explain everything in plain English using straightforward terms – we will not dazzle you with legal terminology. Our team will guide you every step of the way, providing a world-class experience at a local price.
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131 Newhaven Road, EH6 4NP, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- 01314677550
- calum@wilsonward.co.uk
- wilsonward.co.uk
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