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Wills, Legal And Probate
Advice to guide you through the complicated legal issues you should consider when putting your affairs in order. Do it now so your loved ones don't face a worrying and costly mess.
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- Property Protection Trust
How a property protection trust can protect your property should you go into residential careRead more - Reasons to make a will
Do not leave your loved ones to sort out your affairs. By making a will, you decide what happens to your estate - money and possessions - after your death. Doing nothing is not an option. Do it now...Read more - Role and responsibilities of an executor
The role and responsibilities of the executor and administrator when you are putting your affairs in order, or if you are a close relative of a person who has just died.Read more - Help with will writing
How to list the information your solicitor will require when you want to write your will.Read more - Intestacy and what it means
The effects of intestacy. These are the rules if you haven't written your will. So unless you are happy with them, write a will...and be in charge of what happens to your estate, who benefits and...Read more - Lasting power of attorney and 'living wills'
Lasting Power of Attorney and Advance Decision (aka Living Will)are sensible ways of planning end of life care and medical treatment. It is advisable to consult your solicitor first.Read more - Charity legacy considerations
Think hard before deciding on which charity to leave a legacy. Consider volunteering your time and expertise to smaller local charities.Read more - Letter of wishes
The Letter of wishes complements your will and is where you list who gets those items of limited financial worth but of great sentimental value.Read more - No will? No way!
Have you really worked so hard, planned so carefully, invested so wisely, spent so diligently, or simply been lucky, just to have your wealth distributed by outdated rules?Read more - Things to know about a writing a will
Why it is essential to appoint a qualified solicitor when you make your will. This article will also help you use your solicitor as effectively as possible when writing your will.Read more
