Do I need a digital will?
A recent survey carried out by the Law Society confirmed that a staggering 93% of those who have made a will had not included any digital assets in their will*. What are digital assets Digital assets are important and can include everything from your free email and social media accounts through to your cherished family photos and important online bank accounts. Despite the huge impact that...Read More
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What can happen without a lasting power of attorney?
A lasting power of attorney, or an LPA, enables you to select a person to make key decisions for you regarding important elements of your life, such as welfare, health, business affairs and (more…) Read More
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Study shows will errors lead to risks for disabled children
Over two-thirds of disabled children in the UK are unintentionally being put in financial jeopardy due to an error in their parent’s will. The report indicates that a common mistake can also lead to (more…) Read More
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French superstar’s inheritance dispute resolved
The son of famous singer Johnny Hallyday has revealed that a legal battle over his father’s estate has finally concluded. (more…) Read More
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How to dispute a Lasting Power of Attorney
With average life expectancy on the rise in the UK, people are increasingly looking to appoint someone to take care of their finances, property and healthcare when they can no longer manage these (more…) Read More
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What might make a will invalid?
From simple errors, to serious issues arising where an individual does not have sound mental capacity when papers were signed, there are multiple reasons why a (more…) Read More
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Wills witnessed via video link to become legal
To facilitate drafting wills in England and Wales during the COVID-19 outbreak, new legislation planned will make it possible for them to be witnessed remotely using (more…) Read More
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