When you are estate planning, writing a will is essential. Wills grant you peace of mind by assuring you that the correct people inherit your assets after your death. If you die without a will, then the law decides who…
Next of kin can mean different things in different contexts within UK law. Unlike other jurisdictions, there is no formal definition for it. However, it is still an important thing to consider, particularly when it comes to things like estate…
Deeds of variation are important documents for those who are beneficiaries of a will to understand. They can have far reaching implications for the execution of the will, and beneficiaries may wish to produce one themselves. Here’s our guide to…
Dealing with the death of a loved one is never easy. Distributing their assets fairly can create more stress for family and friends. Creating a will is a good way to ensure that loved ones receive money, property, and belongings…
Individuals with significant assets should consider their options to preserve their wealth when they are no longer around to manage them. While documents like wills and broader inheritance law will ensure wealth will pass down to their children or spouse,…
Many of us go through life hoping we will always be able to manage our own affairs, and not wanting to consider the alternative that we, or a loved one, may one day suffer with ill health, or become unable…
by Rebecca Edmonds You have prepared LPAs that appoint attorneys who will make decisions on your behalf if you become incapacitated. But have you given your attorneys all the necessary information to put them in the best possible position to…
