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Coates Solicitors
At Coates Solicitors we provide personal, friendly and practical legal advice based on traditional values to a variety of clients. A significant proportion of our work comes from recommendations and repeat business from satisfied clients. Our residential conveyancing and private client solicitors have years of experience and provide an outstanding service.

The only way to ensure that your dependants and loved ones are provided for in the event of your death is to write a legally enforceable Will. When a person has lost the ability and capacity to make decisions regarding their own finances or welfare it may be that a Court of Protection Order is required.
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Residential Property
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Coates Solicitors advises on a wide range of residential property services including sale and purchases, remortgages, transfer of equity, freehold purchases and lease extensions and equality release. We act for first time buyers, experienced movers and property investors to provide a professional and personal service from start to finish.
Commercial Property
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Our Commercial Property Team have a wealth of experience of acting for both Landlord or Tenant in respect the grant of new leases and all estate management instructions. Together with advising on Residential Property we also advise on a wide range of Commercial Property matters including sale and purchases, landlord and tenant matters, option agreement, development acquisitions and a wide range of conditional contracts.
Wills
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Your wishes and concerns are carefully listened to by our friendly, skilled, local solicitors who work with you to prepare a document that takes full account of your financial status and that of your dependants and to include your personal wishes. We offer a friendly and cost-effective service for single Wills, Mirror Wills and property Trust Wills amongst other will services (including estate administration and inheritance tax).
Court of Protection
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When a person has lost the ability and capacity to make decisions regarding their own finances or welfare, and a Lasting or Enduring Power of Attorney has not been created beforehand, then it may be that a Court of Protection Order is required. A Deputyship Order must be formally granted by the Court of Protection to give you (The Deputy) authority and permission to safeguard and make decisions for the person who has lost capacity.
Power of Attorney
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There are two main types of power of attorney that cover different scenarios when you may need others to make decisions and sign on your behalf. A power of attorney can only be made whilst you retain full capacity to make your own decisions. General or Specific Power of Attorney is used when you are not physically present to sign or make decisions.
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