Should electronic wills be allowed? The Law Commission for England and Wales have stated in their latest consultation that they are seeking views on whether a new Wills Act should…
Explaining Powers of Attorney You may have an existing Power of Attorney in place or be wondering what type would be most suitable for you, keep reading…
As individuals we all have different thoughts on paying for care home fees: some feel it is a burden they do not wish to spend their money on and…
What is a will? A will is a legal document that allows you to choose how you would like your estate to be distributed after your death. Up to half…
What are digital assets? The term ‘Digital Assets’ covers a wide range of belongings, from assets with a sentimental value, such as online photo albums or social media accounts; to…
Making a will is something that people often don’t want to think about. Or you think to yourself there is always time to create one in…
Registering a Trust On 1st September 2022 many will be caught unaware that the law is changing regarding registering trusts. Taxable trusts in the UK have been required to be…
Currently over 80% of first time buyers get financial help from their parents. It is often the only way young people can afford to buy their first home. This is…
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many families and households across the UK in so many different ways. Some people have sadly lost loved ones, whereas others may have lost…
Updated 10 March 2021 Probate: the current situation The current death rate from Coronavirus has now sadly exceeded 125,000 people in the UK and worryingly this number is still expected to…
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