From: The Will Company A mobile home is a tricky area under succession law and this article is only designed to take quick glance into dispensing of a mobile home by the Will; being that they are markedly distinct from what we may deem as more traditional property of...
From: The Will Company The latest data from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has revealed that inheritance tax (IHT) receipts remained sky-high in August. The take of roughly half a billion pounds in the period July – August alone brings the overall IHT receipts for...
from: The Will Company Following Queen Elizabeth II’s death, much attention has been placed on what will happen to her estate and who will be the beneficiaries of it. The estate, which is estimated to be valued at £15.2 billion in assets – which technically...
From: Kings Court Trust When dealing with the death of a loved one, many Executors find themselves worrying about the costs of administering the estate and how fees can be paid. Acting as an Executor or Administrator is not a paid role, and it’s common to feel...
from: The Society of Will Writers Manisha Chauhan To be valid a Will must comply with all of the requirements set out below which is found in section 9 of the Wills Act 1837. No will is valid unless:- It is in writing and signed by the testator, or by some other...
from: The Will Company The August 2022 edition of HMRC’s Trusts and Estates newsletter explains how personal representatives can now pay their inheritance tax (IHT) bill online. It also warns taxpayers not to send cheques, original Wills, deeds, Powers of Attorney or...
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