Rachael Mitchell considers how the potential SDLT changes could improve home-ownership affordability; housing supply and property demand incentives….
If you’re recently separated from your partner, our essential pack of what to expect in the first 30 days following separation will be available soon…
Probate sales can be lengthy and complicated – Why do probate properties take a long time to sell?
A Simple Guide: What a trust is, why trusts are used, the different types of trusts available in England and key considerations before creating one…
If you have health considerations, you might benefit from putting in place a Health & Welfare LPA – What is this type of LPA? and When does it take effect?
Even if nothing major has changed, a periodic review ensures your Will still aligns with current law and best practice…
Probate, the probate process, handling your loved one’s estate and everything probate…sign-up today
Whilst LPAs give Attorneys significant authority, they do not provide unlimited powers. We explain more…
The Intestacy Rules – are strict, and they do not consider family dynamics or promises made…the first steps you take are crucial…
The Intestacy Rules – dying without a Will (known as dying intestate) can cause delay and create uncertainty for the people you leave behind…
Failing to review pension arrangements could create unintended consequences for Inheritance Tax (IHT)…don’t be caught out
What is Security of Tenure? and Who does the 1954 Act apply to? Namisha Nijjar explains more…
This simple guide explains the types of UK trust, how they work, and tax implications if you set up a trust.
Will it be Sole-Trader, LLP, Limited Partnership, Limited Company or Limited By Guarantee? We explain the differences and benefits of each type of business model…
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