Being an executor of someone's will is a big responsibility as you must manage and distribute the deceased's assets. However, what are the executor's duties, and can an executor of a will be removed? Our solicitors explain everything you need to know in this article....
Has a loved one been cut out of a will, or perhaps you want to reduce inheritance tax (IHT) and capital gains tax (CGT)? If so, a deed of variation may be beneficial for you. In this article, our solicitors outline everything you need to know. For more information,...
If someone close to you has lost mental capacity, don't worry. You can apply to the Court of Protection for deputyship which grants you permission to make important decisions on their behalf. For more information, please call us directly on 01273 726951. Like this...
If your loved one has lost mental capacity, and you worry about them making decisions for themselves, don't worry. You can make an application to the Court of Protection for deputyship, allowing you to make decisions on their behalf. For more information, please visit...
If you're worried about losing mental capacity in the future, or a loved one has lost mental capacity. Don't worry. The Mental Capacity Act 2005 offers protection. For more information, please call our solicitors directly on 01273 726951. Like this article? Please...
Appointing a power of attorney is a scary thought. However, it can give you peace of mind that someone you trust will handle your affairs in a circumstance where you cannot. If you're unsure what is meant by a power of attorney or how they work, don't worry. This...
If someone passes away without a valid will, it's easy to panic about who gets what assets. However, it's surprisingly common for someone to pass away without a valid will as a recent study in the UK highlights that 37% of people over 55 don't have a will. As a...
The passing away of a loved one is tough, even more so when the contents of the will causes a family feud. Your initial instinct may be to contest the will if you're not happy with it. But, before you make any rash emotional decisions, it's important first to...
The amount of people producing wills this year has gone through the roof, because of the fear surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. This surge in wills has presented problems for both solicitors and testators alike due to the way wills need to be witnessed. Over a...
Amongst the most essential inheritance tax planning considerations are the inheritance tax rules surrounding lifetime gifts. Inheritance tax rules are highly complex and, thus, will require one of our solicitors to thoroughly explain and advise on these rules when...
Being an executor of someone's will is a big responsibility as you must manage and distribute the deceased's assets. However, what are the executor's duties, and can an executor of a will be removed? Our solicitors explain everything you need to know in this article....
Has a loved one been cut out of a will, or perhaps you want to reduce inheritance tax (IHT) and capital gains tax (CGT)? If so, a deed of variation may be beneficial for you. In this article, our solicitors outline everything you need to know. For more information,...
If someone close to you has lost mental capacity, don't worry. You can apply to the Court of Protection for deputyship which grants you permission to make important decisions on their behalf. For more information, please call us directly on 01273 726951. Like this...
If your loved one has lost mental capacity, and you worry about them making decisions for themselves, don't worry. You can make an application to the Court of Protection for deputyship, allowing you to make decisions on their behalf. For more information, please visit...
If you're worried about losing mental capacity in the future, or a loved one has lost mental capacity. Don't worry. The Mental Capacity Act 2005 offers protection. For more information, please call our solicitors directly on 01273 726951. Like this article? Please...
Appointing a power of attorney is a scary thought. However, it can give you peace of mind that someone you trust will handle your affairs in a circumstance where you cannot. If you're unsure what is meant by a power of attorney or how they work, don't worry. This...
If someone passes away without a valid will, it's easy to panic about who gets what assets. However, it's surprisingly common for someone to pass away without a valid will as a recent study in the UK highlights that 37% of people over 55 don't have a will. As a...
The passing away of a loved one is tough, even more so when the contents of the will causes a family feud. Your initial instinct may be to contest the will if you're not happy with it. But, before you make any rash emotional decisions, it's important first to...
The amount of people producing wills this year has gone through the roof, because of the fear surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. This surge in wills has presented problems for both solicitors and testators alike due to the way wills need to be witnessed. Over a...
Amongst the most essential inheritance tax planning considerations are the inheritance tax rules surrounding lifetime gifts. Inheritance tax rules are highly complex and, thus, will require one of our solicitors to thoroughly explain and advise on these rules when...
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