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Mark joined McMillan Williams in 2012 and since qualification have specialised in all aspects of Private Client work. He is a full professional member of Solicitors for the Elderly.
Mark qualified as a Notary Public in 2015 which means that he can assist you with legalising a range of documents for use in foreign jurisdictions such as:
powers of attorney
certified copy documents for emigration purposes
company documents for businesses tendering for work abroad or setting up subsidiary companies.
He is also happy to advise on:
Court of Protection
Wills
Administration of Estates
Powers of Attorney
Tax Planning
Trusts
Mark assists with free Will schemes through the National Free Wills Network and regular schemes run by Age UK and Greenwich and Bexley Community Hospice.
Mark acted for an attorney who was being investigated by the Office of the Public Guardian for incorrectly dealing with his father's finances. The Office of the Public Guardian wanted him removed as an attorney so that he could not deal with his father's financial affairs and also health and welfare decisions. The Court decided that the attorney should continue to act with his father's health and welfare and appointed him Deputy together with a partner of the firm so that he could continue to act in relation to financial affairs. This was an excellent result for the family and also, an unusual decision of the Court which the senior judge of the Court of Protection stated was not to be used as a precedent. He also mentions this case when speaking at training courses for other solicitors. (Office of the Public Guardian v Marvin).
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Outside work, Mark spends most of his time with family, entertaining his young daughters.
...and surrounding areas. We can also travel or arrange video meetings.
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