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When and why should I check the Executors named in my Will?

There are a few reasons why you should check the executors on your will regularly: •To make sure they are still willing and able to act. Your executors may have changed their circumstances since you appointed them. For example, they may have moved away, become ill, or...

What is a Life Interest Trust and should I include one in my Will?

Asset protection is becoming increasingly important and relevant to many people, particularly for those with blended families. Those that have remarried may be concerned, for example, that their children will not be adequately provided for in due course. For some it...

Statutory Legacy sum is set to be raised later this month

The Statutory Legacy sum is set to be raised from £270,000 to £322,000 later this month in the UK. The increase, which will come into effect on July 26, 2023, is being made in accordance with the Administration of Estates Act 1925 (Fixed Net Sum) Order 2020. This...

PROBATE REGISTRY CHANGES JANUARY 2022, WHAT DO THEY MEAN FOR ME?

The Probate Registry and Inheritance Tax reporting system has undergone a number of changes in England over the last few years. There are some more changes that have been made in early 2022 to be aware of. Changes to fees There has been much controversy and debate in...

Our Consultant Solicitor is a fully accredited member of Solicitors for the Elderly

Hayley Beeching, Consultant Solicitor, is one of the very few Solicitors in the region who is a member of Solicitors for the Elderly, but what does this mean? All SFE Full Accredited Members: Are specialists in advising older and vulnerable clients on legal matters...

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