Wills & Probate

After someone dies, their executor or administrator will be responsible for finalising their financial affairs. This involves collecting in all of their assets and belongings

While many people understand the importance of a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), the idea of putting a business LPA in place is not as

Children aged under 18 are held to lack the legal capacity to inherit a gift under a Will. This means that if they are left

A deed of variation can be used to change the provisions of someone’s Will after they have died. This can be used to distribute their

After someone dies, their personal representative will generally need to apply for a Grant of Probate or, if they did not leave a Will, a

A Living Will, also referred to as an Advance Decision, allows you to refuse certain medical treatment, should you become unable to make this decision

Planning for the future is an essential part of taking care of your business. As well as making sure your loved ones are provided for,

With cryptocurrency becoming more widely held, it is important to understand what will happen to this type of asset after someone dies. in England and

Passing on a family business to the next generation can be challenging. Using a trust can safeguard the business as well as offering tax advantages.

Most people do not include their digital assets when they make a Will, meaning that anything of value will end up being included in the

The probate process can be a slow one, involving the winding up of all of someone’s affairs following their death. If they did not leave

When someone dies, the administration can seem overwhelming at what is a very difficult time. We take a look at each step to be taken.