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News, information and explanations about Probate, Wills, Lasting Power of Attorney, Inheritance Tax and related topics, from our team of tax and legal experts. We hope you find them useful and informative. If you have any suggestions for future articles please let us know.
Can an Executor Ignore a Letter of Wishes?
Executors have a legal obligation to follow the instructions in a will, but what about a letter of wishes?
Considerations for Writing Your Will: A Comprehensive Guide
Writing a Will is an important part of protecting your assets and ensuring that your wishes are carried out after you pass away.
Unsure about when is inheritance tax due?
“When is inheritance tax due?” is a common question which we answer for our clients.
6 Bridgend Charities to remember when writing your Will
When writing a Will many people wish to use their estate to support a local charity. This can be done by leaving a legacy to a charity in your Will.
Now 3 Good Sources of Wills and Probate Information!
Looking for Wills and Probate Information and Resources? We explain what resources we make available free of charge to use!
How to make sense of trust disputes
Learning how to make sense of trust disputes is essential, whether you’re facing disagreements as a beneficiary or a trustee.
3 tips for leaving money to grandchildren in a will UK
Leaving money to grandchildren in a will can give them the financial security they need to reach important milestones. Here’s what you need to know.
5 important aspects of probate & trust administration
If you’re responsible for distributing someone’s assets when they die, there are a few aspects of probate & trust administration you’ll need to consider.
Inheritance tax planning for unmarried couples
Cohabiting partners don’t enjoy the same tax breaks as married couples. Here’s what you need to know about inheritance tax planning for unmarried couples.
How long do you have to contest a will in the UK?
If you have legitimate concerns about a will, it’s important to challenge it as soon as possible. So how long do you have to contest a will in the UK?
Everything you need to know about will trusts
Wanting to pass on as much of your wealth and assets as possible is only natural. Here’s how will trusts can help you with that goal.
Obtaining a copy of the Will
While a will is a private document, privy only to the testator – the person who wrote it – and their solicitor, that changes once the will writer dies. Who can get a copy of the will, when and how?
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