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I have been very impressed by the professional and personal support given to me by all at Farnfieldsfollowing the sudden and surprised death of my brother. It soon became apparent that my wife and I would not be able to cope with all the matters relating to the estate and house sale. Thankfully Farnfields were able to act on our behalf. Thank you.

Mr L – Sturminster Newton
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Estate planning sets out clearly how you would manage your estate should something happen to you in the future. By planning, you can make sure that you manage this in the best possible way. We make a complex area of law and financial planning simple and use plain English to make certain you understand any decisions made.

 

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