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8th November 2019
| 15 MIN READ

Leaving a legacy to your disabled child

Estate Planning, Trusts
Disabled Children, Trusts
| 15 MIN READ
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As a parent of a vulnerable child, it will have crossed your mind  "who will look after my child when I’m gone and how will they cope”. It’s largely inevitable that you will pass before your child, so planning for their future

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The Inheritance Tax "V" Probate Conundrum
8th October 2019

Catch 22 – The Inheritance Tax “v” Probate conundrum

Estate Planning, Inheritance Tax, Probate
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You have an Inheritance Tax (IHT) bill to pay but you need your bequeathed inheritance to pay it. Before you can receive your Inheritance you need “grant of probate” - you can't get a full grant of probate until

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Planning for dementia
26th September 2019

Planning for Dementia

Estate Planning, LPA
Dementia, LPA
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Planning for Dementia? This is a terrifying thought, but, It is estimated that by 2025 1 million people in the UK could be living with dementia. That’s a daunting statistic that most of us don’t

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Making Provision for Digital Assets in your Will
5th August 2019

Making provision for your Digital Assets in your Will

Digital Assets, Estate Planning
Digital Assets, Facebook, Will
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What are digital assets Unfortunately, there is no definitive legislative definition of a “digital asset” in UK law at the moment. However when we refer to “digital assets” we are referring

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30th July 2019

Memorialising a Facebook Account

Digital Assets, Estate Planning, Your Will
Digital Assets, Estate Planning, Facebook
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Making provision for your digital assets in your Will Whilst making provision for your digital assets in your Will, take a moment to think about what you would like to happen to your Facebook account. Facebook If your Facebook account is where you’ve

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Stepsisters Inheritance feud relies upon a 20th Century Law
1st July 2019

Stepsisters Inheritance feud relies upon a 20th Century Law

Estate Planning, Latest News, Your Will
Intestate, News, Wills
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Stepsisters feud hits the headlines as their claim to Inheritance could rely upon a 20th Century Law. The tragic story of elderly couple John and Ann Scarle who died together at their home in Leigh-on-Sea in 2016 continues.

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26th May 2019

Brexit & Probate – No news one way or another

Estate Planning, Probate
Probate Fees
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With Brexit dominating every spare minute in parliament at the moment, no one has been too concerned that the proposed Probate fee increase, scheduled for enforcement in April, has been delayed.

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29th March 2019

You can now leave another £25,000 to your descendants TAX FREE!

Estate Planning, Inheritance Tax, Residence Nil Rate Band
Inheritance Tax, Residence Nil Band Rate
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From 6th April 2019..

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Asked to be Power of Attorney? Here are 7 crucial things you need to know.
30th October 2018

Asked to be Power of Attorney? 7 crucial things you need to know!

Estate Planning, LPA, Power of Attorney
POA, Power of Attorney
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Asked to be Power of Attorney? 7 crucial things you need to know! A Power of Attorney is a legal document where someone gives the right to other(s) to make decisions on their behalf should they lose “mental capacity” and are unable

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7th September 2018

Property Ownership and your rights

Estate Planning, Living Together
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How you own your home with your partner or spouse can have major implications for you when they die. In the UK there are two ways in which you can buy a property or a piece of land with your partner,spouse

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31st August 2018

Living together & bereavement – do you have any rights?

Estate Planning, Living Together, Your Will
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Many believe that if they live together long enough, they become married in ‘common law’. This is not the case.So what happens if you are not married or in a civil partnership, and your other half dies? Although discussing future

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