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“Clare, Thank you for your compassionate and professional handling of my divorce, it helped a lot.”

“Gordon, Thank you for your help and support during the process of buying my first house. I really appreciate your determination to resolve the problems that arose. Thank you very much.”

“Thank you Gordon for guiding me through everything, you made it a lot easier than I thought it would be and I will most certainly recommend you to family & friends.”

“Gordon, Thank you so much for your help in our fathers house sale, you are a credit to your company.”

“Could not fault any of the transactions, all of the people we had dealings with were all very helpful, and we are particularly grateful for the help & advice given to us by Gordon Susham. We also had help from Claire French in the past & we never hesitate to bring you company name into the conversation whenever solicitors are mentioned, always affirming our satisfaction.”

“I write to say that I am extremely impressed with Amir who is representing me in my divorce. He has been reassuring and patient throughout all of my consultations. Giving me advice I could understand rather than “lawyer speak”. It is never a problem for him when I ask for support in emails. I would never have had the confidence to move forward with my wishes in the divorce if not for Amirs genuine best interests for his clients. He is an asset to your company and because of this I am arranging for my will to be made out with yourselves and because of Amir; informed all my family and friends of your organisation. Many thanks.”

“Everything was dealt with expertly and professionally”

Will Writing

Hindle Campbell

Writing your own Will – is it valid?

When you think about a Will or estate planning, people often assume it’s something only the elderly consider.  The recently reported case of ‘The Wanted’ singer Max George (‘Max’) has again highlighted that everyone should consider if their affairs are in order regardless of their age.  Max was aged just 36 when he opened up about his fear of his own mortality, having been admitted to hospital for heart surgery to fit a pacemaker in December 2024. During January 2025, social media was buzzing with reports, including the BBC[1] and Sky News[2], that the singer had made a Will on his phone. This fear and panic spurred him into action but it raises the question: would Max’s mobile phone Will have been legally valid?

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