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Fiona
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19 Mar 15 #458312 by Fiona

Reply from Fiona

Lymm wrote:

Sorry Charles that''s why I''m confused my solicitor is now saying I should be prepared to sell the house when all alone she said we would fight for the house. She seems to be changing her mind? Why?

You really need to ask your solicitor. Perhaps the letter from the other solicitor raised an issue your solicitor wasn''t aware of before or something has come to light which changes the basis of the initial advice.

bettywhite, don''t rely on hourly charges as indication of the overall costs. A solicitor who charges £250 an hour plus VAT may work more efficiently and therefore more cost effectively in the long run.

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