If you are unmarried and don’t have a Will you run the risk that your co-habiting partner will receive nothing when you die. […]
Why do unmarried couples need a Will?
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If you are unmarried and don’t have a Will you run the risk that your co-habiting partner will receive nothing when you die. […]
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Probate delays means it is currently taking between 8 weeks – 8 months months to obtain a Grant of Probate due to new online system backlogs. […]
DIY Wills refers to a legal document that someone creates without the assistance of a legal professional though beware of the dangers. […]
As of 27th July 2023 the statutory legacy in cases of intestacy increases from £270,000 to £322,000, everything else remains unchanged. […]
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Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) let you choose who should manage your affairs and make decisions on your behalf if you lose mental capacity. With people living longer than ever before, it is becoming increasingly important that you make clear what should happen in the event that you lose capacity to manage your own affairs. […]
Child Trust Funds are long term saving or investment accounts for children in the UK. But why are they in the news now? […]
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It is important to consider how we as women can focus on succession planning to safeguard our future and those we care about. […]