The Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) has announced the launch of its Digital Legacy Scorecard, designed to help millions of people in the UK protect the digital assets and memories of their loved ones.
Prenuptial agreements (PNAs), if not entered into freely or if they yield unfair results, are typically of little legal value.
Individuals may have various motivations, whether commendable or dubious, for placing assets they have acquired in the names of others. A recent High Court ruling has underscored the inherent risks in such arrangements in the absence of adequate legal safeguards.
Creating a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) on your own might seem like a way to save money, but it can be tricky. Let’s talk about the problems you could face and how we can help you.
Wills Don’t Have To Be Boring. Some individuals have inserted humourous or unusual provisions into their Wills as a way to inject a bit of their personality into the process.
For most individuals going through divorce, the desire to attain a clean financial break is paramount. A recent ruling in the High Court vividly illustrates the wisdom of such a choice.
Disputes over the care and financial support of children following a separation can escalate to staggering proportions when compromise remains elusive.
A recent High Court case, which stemmed from the misplacement of a landowner’s Will, underscores the potential pitfalls of keeping critical documents such as a Will, at home.
Navigating the complexities of divorce proceedings can be a daunting task and recent events have underscored the importance of having a competent solicitor by your side.
Here is a detailed description of the process of making a Will, why it is important, and why having a solicitor to make your Will is crucial
 
 
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