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read moreA Notary Public (or Notary) is an officer who can administer oaths and statutory declarations, witness and authenticate documents etc. Tom is a Notary Public and so when you need the services of a Notary he is more than happy to help. Call us on 0131 229 4939 to get a fee quote and make an appointment. You will be asked to bring the relevant document(s) to our office together with photographic ID and address confirmation (for example, a passport and utility bill).

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read moreThis is a pretty major step for a lot of people. Often they have been working for other people and feel that the time is right to step out on their own. From personal experience, we know it's pretty scary: so much to plan, so many things to take into account, often so many outlays and all that at a time when you might have given up work and not got an income. We have been there, done that and got the t-shirt, which we think puts us in a pivotal position to help, advise, understand and sympathise.

read moreA power of attorney is a fancy name for authorising someone else to do stuff for you - this can be quite a specific thing such as signing an important document while you are away on holiday, or it can be a general delegation of power. The general delegation of power is more commonly used when someone wants to make provision for their attorney to be able to act for them if they become unable to do so by reason of physical or mental infirmity. Obviously the grant of a power of attorney is a pretty major step to take and it is vital that you are fully aware of the implications before signing up to one.

read moreThis really isn't so surprising - few of us can comfortably bring ourselves to consider our own mortality and yet, if we look at it logically, few would probably argue that it does make a lot of sense to make a Will. It takes only a few hours of your time and yet the benefits to your loved ones can be immeasurable. You may already have been involved with the winding up of an estate or perhaps spoken with someone who has and if you have, you will know that the process is quite simply a lot easier if there is a Will.

read moreFrom Tollcross, follow route for A702 (to Biggar) for about 300 metres. This takes you past the King's Theatre. Restricted on-street parking can be found closeby on Bruntsfield Place (2 hours max) and in Whitehouse Loan (4 hours max). If travelling by bus then Barclay Place/Links is on the bus routes of the 11, 15, 15A, 16, 23 and 45.