In this article What is an executor? What does an executor do? Can they be a beneficiary? What happens if the executor dies? How do you remove an executor? What if there's no will? What is an executor? What does an executor do? Can they be a beneficiary? What happens...
In this article What is a deed of variation? How does a deed of variation work? Why use a deed of variation? Registering a deed of variation. How long does a deed take? Are there any alternatives? What is a deed of variation? How does a deed of variation work? Why use...
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...
In this article What is deputyship? How to apply for a deputyship? Deputy requirements What is the difference between an LPA and a deputy? How long does it take to get a deputyship order? What is deputyship? How to apply for a deputyship? Deputy requirements What is...
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...
In this article What is intestacy? What are the rules of intestacy? Who inherits under intestacy? Intestacy rules What assets do intestacy rules apply to? What is intestacy? What are the rules of intestacy? Who inherits under intestacy? Intestacy rules What assets do...
In this article What are the grounds for contesting a will Lack of knowledge or approval Irregularity under the Wills Act 1837 Contest a will by questioning mental capacity Undue influence or coercion Forgery or fraud What are the grounds for contesting a will Lack of...
In this article History of the Wills Act 1837 What was the impact of COVID-19 on the Wills Act 1837? How did solicitors cope before the amendment? The amendment to the Wills Act 1837 Government guidance on using video conferencing for wills Risks following the...
In this article Inheritance tax planning What are lifetime gifts and why are they important? Inheritance tax rules of lifetime gifts Spouse/civil partner exemption Annual Exemptions Inheritance tax planning What are lifetime gifts and why are they important?...
In this article What is an executor? What does an executor do? Can they be a beneficiary? What happens if the executor dies? How do you remove an executor? What if there's no will? What is an executor? What does an executor do? Can they be a beneficiary? What happens...
In this article What is a deed of variation? How does a deed of variation work? Why use a deed of variation? Registering a deed of variation. How long does a deed take? Are there any alternatives? What is a deed of variation? How does a deed of variation work? Why use...
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...
In this article What is deputyship? How to apply for a deputyship? Deputy requirements What is the difference between an LPA and a deputy? How long does it take to get a deputyship order? What is deputyship? How to apply for a deputyship? Deputy requirements What is...
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...
In this article What is intestacy? What are the rules of intestacy? Who inherits under intestacy? Intestacy rules What assets do intestacy rules apply to? What is intestacy? What are the rules of intestacy? Who inherits under intestacy? Intestacy rules What assets do...
In this article What are the grounds for contesting a will Lack of knowledge or approval Irregularity under the Wills Act 1837 Contest a will by questioning mental capacity Undue influence or coercion Forgery or fraud What are the grounds for contesting a will Lack of...
In this article History of the Wills Act 1837 What was the impact of COVID-19 on the Wills Act 1837? How did solicitors cope before the amendment? The amendment to the Wills Act 1837 Government guidance on using video conferencing for wills Risks following the...
In this article Inheritance tax planning What are lifetime gifts and why are they important? Inheritance tax rules of lifetime gifts Spouse/civil partner exemption Annual Exemptions Inheritance tax planning What are lifetime gifts and why are they important?...
Our initial consultation is fixed at £90 plus VAT so you can explain your matter in comfort and confidence.
Click here or call us on 01273 726951 to arrange a consultation.