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Wills, Trusts and planning for the future

Wills, Trusts and planning for the future

Wills, Trusts and planning for the future As lawyers, one of the first questions we ask our new clients when discussing their affairs is whether they have a Will. Too often, the client has been meaning to, but has never made arrangements towards doing so. We often...
CASC or Charity? A question of status.

CASC or Charity? A question of status.

CASC or Charity? A question of status. In recent years the regulations for Community Amateur Sports Clubs have tightened and HMRC has become more stringent in their enforcement of such rules. This has seen some sports clubs convert to a charitable status due to a...

Life Interest Trusts for Married Couples

Life Interest Trusts for Married Couples For anyone who wants to know their spouse is secure after death, but also ensure there is something to leave to the children, a Life Interest Trust could be the best way forward. For anyone who wants to know their spouse is...

The Unpleasant Issues Conversation

The Unpleasant Issues Conversation Martin Lewis, renowned Money Saving Expert, was on Radio 5 this week to discuss the ‘Unpleasant Issues Conversation.’ These issues are: death, divorce and dementia. This article will focus on death and dementia. He shocked listeners...

5 Reasons to Write a Will

5 Reasons to Write a Will 1. Distribution of your assets will be according to Law and not your wishes If you do not leave a Will there are set rules about whom your Estate will pass to. Unmarried Couples have no right to their partners’ Estates. 2. Administration of...