Andrew Veitch Solicitor and lawyer in London

Andrew Veitch ( LL.B., M.A., PgDip ) is a partner  in the law firm Guy Clapham & Co solicitors (51-55 Weymouth Street, London W1G 8NH,  E-mail: andrew@guyclapham.com Tel: 0207 935 1095 http://www.guyclapham.com/ )

Andrew Veitch deals with the following areas of law: commercial and residential property, conveyancing, litigation, divorce, family, debt collection,insolvency, bankruptcy, landlord and tenant, wills, trust, probate, personal injury and employment. Andrew has clients ranging from large companies and property developers, Hollywood actors, world champion sportsmen, local businesses to everyday individuals throughout London and the whole of England and Wales.

Andrew Veitch (LL.B., M.A., PgDip) has a law degree, a masters degree, a post graduate diploma in legal practice and is admitted as a solicitor of the Supreme Court. With a team that includes excellent hard working staff, Andrew Veitch has a professional team, qualified to deal with all aspects of your legal requirements efficiently and cost effectively. Andrew Veitch is able to offer professional legal services to deal with your requirements in a fast and efficient manner in order to obtain the best result achievable.

Andrew is willing to consider providing a free initial consultation and will provide a written estimate of his fees. Andrew Veitch is also willing to act on a no win no fee basis (conditional fee agreement) if circumstances permit.

With offices conveniently located in the West End of London (Marylebone - Westminster) near to Central London County Court, the High Court and the Royal Courts of Justice and numerous stations and bus routes. The office is in the West End of London near Oxford Street and is located within walking distance of the following stations: Marylebone , Marble Arch , Baker Street , Bond Street , Oxford Circus , Great Portland Street , Regents Park , Euston and Kings Cross.

This blog provides basic general legal information to help people understand their legal rights, but is not a substitute for personal legal advice from a solicitor. By the very nature of a blog the information published in blog posts on this site may be out of date. Therefore this blog is subject to our following disclaimer and conditions of use:

Where no personal consultation has taken place with Andrew Veitch or the partners or employees of Guy Clapham & Co under no circumstances will Andrew Veitch or the partners of Guy Clapham & Co be responsible for (1) any information contained in, omitted or received from this site, (2) any persons reliance on any such information, whether or not the information is correct, current or complete, (3) the consequences of any action you or any other person takes or fails to take, whether or not based on information provided (4)

LONDON SOLICITOR W1- FREE REVIEW OF YOUR EXISTING WILL - UPDATE YOUR WILLS

Andrew Veitch (a solicitor in London W1) who specialises in wills, probate, estates, estate planning and trust law is willing to review you existing will (free of charge) to ensure that it a valid and legally binding will.

Andrew Veitch is also willing to provide you with advise on drafting your first will or drafting a new will or updating an existing will.

Although many people believe that it is not particularly important to leave a will it is extremely important if you want to ensure that who is to benefit from your property and possessions after your death. You can also decide how your assets are shared. If you do not leave a valid - who gets what of your possessions is decided by the law after you die.

Thus it may be particularly important to leave a will if you are not married and co-habiting.

A will may also help in ensuring that no more Inheritance Tax than necessary is paid, which will mean that you will be able to leave more to the people you want to leave your wealth to rather than the Inland Revenue/HM Revenue & Customs.

It is particularly important to write a will if you have children so you can stipulate who should look after your children until they are adults.

Alternatively if you want to leave your money and possessions to children (your own or nephews and nieces ect.) you will be able to appoint trustees to look after the money until they become adults.

The above are just a few examples of why it is so important to write a will.

If you wish to obtain advice on writing a will or setting up a trust please do not hesitate to contact Andrew Veitch for advice:

Andrew Veitch solicitor
C/O Guy Clapham & Co Solicitors
51 - 55 Weymouth Street
Marylebone
Westminster
London W1G 8NH

Tel: 020 7935 1095

E-Mail: andrew@guyclapham.com



This blog provides basic general legal information to help people understand their legal rights, but is not a substitute for personal legal advice from a solicitor. By the very nature of a blog the information published in blog posts on this site may be out of date.

Therefore this blog is subject to our following disclaimer and conditions of use:


Where no personal consultation has taken place with Andrew Veitch or the partners or employees of Guy Clapham & Co under no circumstances will Andrew Veitch or the partners of Guy Clapham & Co be responsible for (1) any information contained in, omitted or received from this site, (2) any persons reliance on any such information, whether or not the information is correct, current or complete, (3) the consequences of any action you or any other person takes or fails to take, whether or not based on information provided (4)