How to deal with digital assets in your estate
Read our article to find out what qualifies as a digital asset with monetary value and how to deal with digital assets in your estate.
Providing for pets in your Will
Providing for pets in Wills often involves a Trust for the care of the animal or gifting a sum of money to a beneficiary to care for the pet.
Inheritance Disputes
A landmark UK ruling allows lawyers to charge an enhanced fee for inheritance disputes where claimants are not beneficiaries of a Will.
Why you need two Wills in Cyprus
Click to read our article about why you need separate Wills for assets in Cyprus, the UK and any other jurisdictions where you hold assets.
Law Society urges people to include digital assets in Wills
Overlooking the inclusion of digital assets in a Will could potentially create additional stress for loved ones during probate.
Revocation of a Will – Wills Act 1837
A Will is revoked by destruction, by the burning, tearing or otherwise destroying of the Will by the testator, or by some other person in his presence by his direction with the testator having the intention of revoking it.
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UK Wills: is your Will up to date?
It is believed that 50% of people haven’t even written a Will – don’t even start me on the issues of passing away without a Will i.e. intestate.
Tales from a Will writer
As a member of the UK Institute of Professional Will Writers as well as being a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales, I am told some remarkable human stories, in confidence of course. It’s a…
Dying without a Will changes in law
Dying without a Will Law change. The Lord Chancellor has announced an increase of the statutory legacy figure from £250,000 to £270,000. Which comes into force on 6th February 2020. This means that spouses or civil partners with children will…