Video-witnessed wills extended until January 2024
The government announced last week that virtual witnessing of wills in England and Wales will continue to be permitted until at least 31 January 2024.
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Tips on using gifts to reduce inheritance tax
Are you aware that when you use gifts as part of your final inheritance tax planning, not only will you receive the joy of giving
Experts warn about increasing financial abuse of older people in the UK
Experts have warned that the proposed changes to UK law risk substantially increasing financial abuse of older people. Plans by the Law Commission and the
Advice for Unmarried Couples when Estate Planning
The numbers of unmarried cohabiting couples in the UK has risen to approximately 5 million (according to the latest figures from the Office for National
Lasting Powers of Attorney
Could modernising LPAs leave people vulnerable?
The lasting power of attorney (LPA) was introduced in 2007. It was designed to provide more flexibility and greater protections than its predecessor, the enduring
How Kate Garrway’s story demonstrates the Importance of a Lasting Power of Attorney
TV Presenter Kate Garraway’s tragic situation highlights that certain paperwork shouldn’t just be a priority for the elderly. Kate Garraway’s husband Derek Draper has suffered
Who should have a Lasting Power of Attorney… Everybody!
We understand that losing your mental capacity and your ability to make important decisions for yourself is not pleasant to think about, but it is
Protecting a loved one who has dementia
A recent article in the news highlighted the shocking fact that each year there are around 127,000 dementia sufferers that are the victims of financial abuse. As