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A Comprehensive Guide to Settlement Agreements
Settlement agreements, also known as Compromise Agreements, play a pivotal role in the realm of employment law in the United…
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Famous Wills in History: Lessons from Celebrities and Historical Figures
Wills, the legal documents that dictate the distribution of a person’s assets after their death, are an essential part of…
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Common Myths and Misconceptions About Probate
Probate, the legal process of administering a deceased person’s estate, often carries a shroud of mystery and misinformation. It’s a…
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Unlocking the Benefits of a Property Trust
Estate planning is a responsible and forward-thinking approach to securing your assets and ensuring that your loved ones are well…
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The Consequences of Not Having LPAs in Place
In an ever-changing world, planning for the unexpected becomes a crucial aspect of securing one’s future. One such vital aspect…
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Conditional Gifts in Wills Explained
Conditional gifts in wills refer to bequests or gifts that are made contingent upon certain conditions being met. In the…
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Benefits and Pitfalls of Death Bed Gifts
Death bed gifts, also known as gifts in contemplation of death, are gifts made by a person who believes they…
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Will Trusts Explained
A Will Trust, also known as a Living Trust, is a legal arrangement that is created within a person’s will…
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Busting the Myths Around LPA’s
An LPA (Lasting Power of Attorney) is a legal document that allows a person (the donor) to appoint one or…
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Planning for Long Term Care with a Property Trust
In the UK, a property trust can be a useful tool for planning long-term care while protecting the value of…
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What Happens When a Person Dies Intestate?
If a person dies intestate in the UK, it means they passed away without making a valid will. In such…
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If I Have a Will do I also Need Probate?
Whether or not probate is required in the UK depends on various factors, including the assets and liabilities left behind…
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Don’t Leave it Too Late to Take out an LPA
According to the Society of Will Writers, there is a common misconception that losing mental capacity only happens to older…
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Estate Planning for a Second Marriage
Estate planning for a second marriage can be complex, as it often involves multiple spouses, children, and assets. This is a…
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Estate Planning Tips for Blended Families
Estate planning for blended families can be complex, as it often involves multiple spouses, children, and assets. If you’re part…
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Dealing with the Financial Affairs of Someone Who Has Died
Dealing with the financial affairs of someone who has died can be a challenging and emotional task, but there are…
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Common Mistakes When It Comes to an LPA
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that allows you to appoint someone you trust to make…
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Measures to Take if a Will is Lost
Losing a will can cause complications when it comes to the distribution of the deceased person’s assets. However, the actions…
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Factors That Can Impact on Your Will
There are many factors which can impact on your will whether it be ensuring it is valid and to have…
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Protecting Your Estate
Protecting your estate can involve a variety of measures, depending on your specific circumstances and goals. The team at Swansea…
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Making A Will Your Business
Most people will have made a personal will by now, particularly if they are married, in a civil partnership or…
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When Do I Need a Lasting Power of Attorney?
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that allows you to appoint someone you trust to make…
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The Probate Process Explained
Most of us have heard about probate at some time or another, even if we don’t understand the actual process….
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Estate Administration Explained
Estate administration in the UK refers to the process of managing and distributing the assets of a deceased person. This…
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What Does Witnessing a Will Involve?
If you’re planning on making a will, for it to be legally binding your signature must be witnessed by two…
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What is a Health and Welfare LPA?
You’ve probably heard the term Lasting Power of Attorney or an LPA for short. Unfortunately, most of us tend to…
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What is a Statutory Will and When Would You Need One?
According to the Society of Will Writers, only about a third of the people in the UK have made a…
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What is a Statutory Will and When Would You Need One?
According to the Society of Will Writers, only about a third of the people in the UK have made a…
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Benefits of Having a Property Trust in Place
What are the benefits of having a Property Trust in place and do I actually need one are some of…
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Put Your Affairs in Order this New Year
It’s that time of year when many of us decide to make a number of New Year’s Resolutions which mainly…
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Probate and Property: What Happens to a House After Death in the UK?
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Common Probate Problems in the UK and How to Avoid Family Disputes
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Can You Do Probate Yourself in the UK? Pros, Cons and Common Mistakes
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Probate Without a Will: What Happens When Someone Dies Intestate?
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The True Cost of Probate in the UK – Fees, Taxes and Hidden Expenses