Have you thought about making one of your new year's resolutions to put documentation in place to protect your estate and your loved ones?
Have you thought about making one of your new year's resolutions to put documentation in place to protect your estate and your loved ones?
There are two different ways to actually “own” the property; firstly, would be Joint Tenants, secondly would be Tenants in Common.
With International Women’s Day approaching, we thought it would be important to discuss women’s roles in the wills and estate planning industry. As gender equality, feminism and empowerment for women is in the public eye more frequently, more and more women are realising that estate planning and writing a will is extremely important. Women are...
We come across queries on the subject of severances on a daily basis so we thought this article might help answer those common questions.
Dear Reader, the Christmas songs keep on telling us that Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year.
When distributing gifts made in a Will what happens if there is are missing beneficiaries? This short article explains.
It’s technically not possible to be domiciled in the UK as the UK consists of the three legal jurisdictions: England & Wales, Northern Island and Scotland. A person domiciled in the UK can be domiciled in any one of these countries but for ease of reference we will refer to the UK.
Those entering the Will Writing industry with little or no experience are often shocked by the magnitude of work and liability they can be faced with when they take on clients. It’s not just a case of writing their Will or assisting with an LPA.
The Society of Will Writers turns 23 this year! In April of 1994 five gentleman including the current Director General, Brian McMillan started a trade association for Will Writers.
What happens to your business if you were to die?