Astonishingly, 55% of UK adults do not have a Will. This means that over half of the population have not safeguarded their future wishes. Why do you need a Will? Without a Will you would not have a choice about what happens to your estate
Having a Will in place is essential if you want the final say in what happens to your business and other assets after you die. If you die without a Will, everything you own – including business and non-business assets – will be distributed under
If you’re selling a property, at some point you are going to have to complete a Seller Property Information Form (SPIF). It’s a fairly lengthy document that provides the buyer with lots of detail about the property you are selling. It’s an important document and
Making a Will is the only way to ensure that, upon your death, your wishes regarding your estate are carried out. A Will helps protect those assets you have worked so hard for, enabling you to pass on money and property to those you care
There has been much focus on Lasting Power of Attorney’s (LPAs) recently, especially as they are important for those who have lost capacity and require people they trust to manage their affairs. There has been less talk about LPAs for businesses which can provide protection
When it comes to protecting vulnerable individuals, it is important that people obtain the right advice. There are a range of options, with tax and inheritance implications, where the right guidance can ensure vulnerable individuals are both protected and provided for. Who might be considered
