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Whether you are an individual or a business, we talk your language and provide clear, practical advice that gets you results.
Marc White & Co is a law firm based in Bristol which provides an independent and professional legal service for individuals and businesses.
We are experts in international law, particularly Anglo-Spanish law, and we translate this vast experience into honest and plain-speaking advice. Contact us for a confidential, no-obligation consultation.
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Wills, Trusts & Power of Attorney
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WHY CHOOSE US?
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International and cross-border law is typically complex, so it’s vital you work with legal experts who understand its challenges. Our expert team of internationally-qualified lawyers have over 30 years’ collective experience working in this area.
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The e-Apostille
When do you need an Apostille? In order for a document from one country to be recognised by law in another country, it must be legalised in some way. Legalisation is an administrative act through which a foreign public document is validated, verifying the authenticity...
The consequences of dying intestate with habitual residency in Spain
Please be aware that under Spanish law if the deceased died intestate with habitual residency in Spain the applicable law to govern the estate is Spanish law being the distribution as follows: If the deceased was married and the matrimonial regime or marriage...
Revocation clause in Indian Wills
In the recent case of Sangha v Sangha (August 2022) the High Court provided some further clarity in the intricate matter of Wills written in multiple jurisdictions. The prolific writer of Wills bequeathed his Indian and English assets in four Wills. The third...