COST BITES 428 : IF THERE IS NO CHARGING CLAUSE IN THE WILL CAN THE SOLICITOR GET PAID?

Here we look (not for the first time) at a case where there was no charging clause in a will and a solicitor executor charged for their services.   The solicitor attempted to rely on the circumstances in which the will was made and acquiescence by the co-executor.   None of this helped... "Had Ms Se...

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