Worldwide Lawyers connects solicitors, individuals and businesses who require overseas legal services to accredited and reputable legal professionals across the world. The company works with a global network of English-speaking lawyers to help foreign law firms access the UK market and UK law firms and individuals to connect with lawyers in foreign jurisdictions.
They can assist with overseas foreign inheritance and probate matters, resealing grants of probate, overseas bankruptcy searches, overseas will searches, tracing missing beneficiaries and more.
All of the lawyers in their international network of law firms provide advice in English and are regulated and insured in accordance with the requirements of their country of practice. The lawyers in their network either provide advice to UK clients about the laws of a foreign jurisdiction or advise foreign clients in relation to the laws and legal processes of England and Wales.
Worldwide Lawyers was established in 2014 by company Director, Sara Janion, who is a qualified solicitor of England and Wales and Notary Public.
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It can be difficult to know where to start when it comes to dealing with the administration of foreign assets such as overseas property bank accounts or shares Sara Janion Director of Worldwide Lawyers a
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