Making a Will: Why you shouldn't rely on instestacy rules
You can’t take your wealth with you when you die (the wealthier of the ancient Egyptians tried). Someone must inherit and if you don’t leave a Will, the decision is made for you by the Intestacy Rules, found in Section 46 of the Administration of Justice Act 1925. Our latest article explains the benefits of making a bespoke Will.
Cheap and Cheerful - The perils of cut-price Wills
It goes without saying that making sure your Will is completely correct and a reflection of your wishes. We look at the main considerations when it comes to writing a Will and why it is important to employ a professional to ensure every detail is correct.
Things to consider when making a Will
Following the death of a loved one, legal battles and family disputes can arise over the divisions of estates and personal possessions. These can be costly and emotional for those involved but are preventable.
Why business owners should consider a Business Lasting Power of Attorney
As a business owner, it’s important to consider who would look after your business if you were unable or unavailable to make decisions.