from: Kings Court Trust By Jim Sisson, Chief Financial Officer at Tower Street Finance When people pass away, they leave behind all kinds of assets and heirlooms. Property is often among the most valuable assets and managing property is a key concern for those tasked...
from: The Will Company Family disputes frequently arise following the death of a loved one, and legal battles over the division of estates can be costly. Court battles over personal possessions which may have little or no monetary value can occur given the sentimental...
from: Society of Will Writers You may have an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) in which you have appointed people you know and trust, or a professional, to act as your attorney. This may be to help you manage your affairs now or limited to allow your attorneys to make...
from: The Society of Will WritersAlexander Brown What are Lasting Powers of Attorney documents and what do they do? Well, they come in two forms: 1. LPA for Health and Welfare decisionsDoes very much what it says on the tin, it allows for an attorney acting on the...
from: The Society of Will Writers Making an LPA is an important decision. Great consideration should be given to how many attorneys are needed, who is going to act, and how they will make decisions; after all these are the people who will be responsible for making...
from: Today’s Wills and Probate Since 2002, the number of over 70s choosing to cohabit with their partners rather than marry or enter civil partnership increased by 288%, and by doing so could inadvertently be putting their homes at risk. Figures show that...
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