Probate, Wills And Lasting Powers Of Attorney Articles
How does Probate work? We provide a helpful guide and video to help the recently bereaved and others to learn a bit more about Probate...
Try our amazing staff recipe for this month from our very own Senior Private Client Solicitor, Natalie Aldrich. Tasty pork chops with roasted potatoes, parsnips and apples.
Join the A6 Network Connect networking group at our next get together at Starbucks in Oadby on Thursday 7th October...
When you have been appointed as an Attorney or Deputy for a family member or friend who has lost mental capacity, are you able to make a financial gift on their behalf? In some circumstances, yes you can...read more
In this article we look at Statutory Wills - What are they and when are they necessary?
Splitting up from a relationship is the time to think about your new circumstances and how to protect your interests, especially where children or pensions might be concerned...
Vicky Jones, Lawson West Director, has been recognised for excellence and high achievement in 2021 STEP Excellence Awards! Read more about her amazing achievement...
Most people struggle to make a Will, but an LPA as well? What are the risks of not having one? There are more risks than you'd think. We share LPA genuine scenarios, illustrating the risks and consequences that few are prepared for...
For people who have already made a Will, there are important stages in your life when you should review it...
Lawson West Solicitors and ISJ Independent Financial Planning are launching a new breakfast networking club called A6 NETWORK CONNECT on 8th July...find out more and join us
An amazing staff recipe you will definitely enjoy! - try Elizabeth Brown's easy-to-make Lemon Posset Cheesecake...a great summer experience not to be missed
Solicitor Phoebe Tranter outlines the 7 straightforward steps that form the Probate process...from collating information, to obtaining the Grant of Probate, paying liabilities and distribution of the assets.
Rishi Sunak announced no IHT allowance increases until April 2026, but what about extending Transferable Allowances to cohabitees?
