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New Modernising Wills Act Due 2025 to Replace Victorian 1837 Act
New Modernising Wills Act Due 2025 to Replace Victorian 1837 Act
Passing through Parliament right now is a new Wills Bill to become law i.e., an Act of Parliament to bring Wills and Will writing into the 21st century. The Wills ...
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New Case Law on What Pre Matrimonial Assets are Shared on Divorce
New Case Law on What Pre Matrimonial Assets are Shared on Divorce
** Update: 2nd July 2025: Supreme Court rules non-matrimonial assets should not be included in a divorce settlement just because a change of ownership has occurred for tax planning ...
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Do Not Rush To Use A Lasting Power of Attorney
Do Not Rush To Use A Lasting Power of Attorney
Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) are a must for us all to enable loved ones to look after our health and/or wealth when we lose physical or mental capacity. That ...
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Forced Use or Lose IHT Nil Rate Bands if No Will and Die Intestate
Forced Use or Lose IHT Nil Rate Bands if No Will and Die Intestate
We have already explained in other videos how estates are distributed when people die without a Will in England and Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. Read/Watch: BTN_PRIMARY_VIDEO:133 BTN_NAVYBLUE_VIDEO:134 BTN_SECONDARY_VIDEO:135 If You Die Intestate and ...
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Law, Wills, Attorneys
Can A Will be Changed After Death? Deed of Variation
Can A Will be Changed After Death? Deed of Variation
The simple answer is “No”, a Will cannot be changed after death. The Will comes into force on death detailing the deceased’s last wishes for their funeral, distribution of ...
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Dying Without a Will (Intestate) in Northern Ireland
Dying Without a Will (Intestate) in Northern Ireland
Intestate means dying without a valid Will. There are separate laws for England & Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland if you die without a Will or die with a Will ...
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Dying Without a Will (Intestate) in Scotland
Dying Without a Will (Intestate) in Scotland
Intestate means dying without a valid Will. There are separate laws for England & Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland if you die without a Will or die with a Will ...
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Dying Without a Will (Intestate) in England and Wales
Dying Without a Will (Intestate) in England and Wales
Intestate means dying without a valid Will. There are separate laws for England & Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland if you die without a Will or die with a Will ...
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Legacy Contact to Access Smartphones and Tablets on Death
Legacy Contact to Access Smartphones and Tablets on Death
Nothing to do with financial planning or tax planning on death or serious illness but a must do when planning for death or loss of capacity is to ensure ...
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How Attorneys and Trustees Should Invest Money in their Care
How Attorneys and Trustees Should Invest Money in their Care
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is where you appoint somebody whilst alive to look after your affairs if you lose physical or mental capacity. A Last Will and Testament ...
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Two Simple Trusts in Wills that Protect Assets
Two Simple Trusts in Wills that Protect Assets
You may or may not be aware that we all have inheritance tax nil rate bands for our estates on death that when used with two trusts can protect ...
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Donatio Mortis Causa Gifts Made in Contemplation of Death
Donatio Mortis Causa Gifts Made in Contemplation of Death
Many of us have made a Will, but that Will may have been made a few years ago and it may be on our ‘death bed’ that we want ...
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Digital Lasting Powers of Attorney and GOV.UK One Login
Digital Lasting Powers of Attorney and GOV.UK One Login
We received an email on 16 July 2024 from the Office for the Public Guardian (OPG) advising of changes to not just digital access and sharing of Lasting Powers ...
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Lasting Powers of Attorney Are More Important Than a Will
Lasting Powers of Attorney Are More Important Than a Will
In our opinion, making Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) is more important than making a Will. What is a Will? This is a testamentary disposition i.e., a legal document detailing the ...
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15 Reasons to Make A Will
15 Reasons to Make A Will
It is widely reported that around 55% of the UK population has not made a Will. This is not an official statistic as the Office for National Statistics does ...
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