Here you will find informative articles and resources related to wills and estate planning, including the importance of having a will, how to create a will, and what to consider when planning your estate. Our goal is to provide you with valuable information and insights to help you make informed decisions about your legacy and ensure that your wishes are carried out according to your wishes. Whether you are just starting to think about creating a will or have complex estate planning needs, our articles offer practical advice and strategies to help you achieve your goals.
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Posted 20.3.24
As a parent of a child with disabilities or severe learning difficulties, you’ll be well aware of the increased care and support your child requires on a day to day basis.
Posted 31.7.23
In this short guide to trusts, we’ll look at the advantages and disadvantages of creating a trust. Once equipped with this knowledge, you’ll be in a position to make an informed decision whether it’s the right option for you or not.
Posted 28.7.23
You may well have seen the news that renowned TV presenter Fiona Phillips has sadly been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease
Posted 28.7.23
Often, clients come forward asking about gifting their property, primarily to circumvent potential future care fees.
Posted 5.5.23
In this article, we will explore what a Deputyship application entails and how these changes will impact the process.
Posted 11.4.23
A recent article concerning a young woman who abused her position as her grandfather’s attorney to steal tens of thousands of pounds has highlighted the importance of selecting the right attorneys.
Posted 27.2.23
Appointing someone to act on our behalf if we become unable to make or communicate decisions ourselves is vital, not only for our finances but also for your health and care.
Posted 23.2.23
A will is an expression of one's last wishes. If it's drafted unfairly or without proper consideration of all its parties, the consequences could be far-reaching.
Posted 1.9.22
Not only does the unregulated will writing market leave vulnerable people wide open for exploitation, but such firms do not have the requisite legal training to draft wills effectively. This lack of expertise can lead to errors and could lead to needlessly large inheritance tax bills.
Posted 6.7.22
In this short blog, we talk you through the benefits of leaving charitable gifts in your will. Learn how leaving a percentage of your will to charity can reduce inheritance tax and prevent your estate from falling into intestacy rules.
Posted 19.5.22
None of us want to face the idea that our faculties may potentially fail us one day, and so many people put off thinking about such topics as making a Will or Lasting Power of Attorney until perhaps it is too late.
Posted 4.5.22
When it comes to matters of inheritance, matters can quickly become complicated when there is a dispute......
Posted 29.3.22
In this blog, we explain why you need a will in place if you run a family business. Learn how a will can protect your assets and your business.
Posted 25.3.21
Discover the importance of Lasting Power of Attorneys and why people should consider them when planning for the future.
Posted 12.7.19
Christine Thornley, Head of the Wills, Trusts & Probate department discusses what to consider when you choose your Power of Attorney.
Posted 17.5.19
Choosing the right Executors of your Will is a significant consideration as this carries important legal duties and responsibilities.
Posted 9.4.19
One of the most important things you can do is make a Will, Without one, rules of intestacy apply which may mean your estate is not distributed as you wish.
Posted 10.4.18
The Rising popularity in cremation is increasing the amount of disputes over who gets custody of the ashes.
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