
There are two different ways to actually “own” the property; firstly, would be Joint Tenants, secondly would be Tenants in Common.
There are two different ways to actually “own” the property; firstly, would be Joint Tenants, secondly would be Tenants in Common.
More than half of people who have recently retired are recommending the next generation to do more planning – and earlier.
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...
If you have an Enduring Power of Attorney in place already you may be wondering whether or not you need a Lasting Power of Attorney.
When your child is a minor, as the parent, you are able to manage their finances for them. However, what happens when they reach the age of 18 and considered to be an adult? This article will focus on adult children who may suffer from a disability from birth, a brain injury or even learning...
For those of you who are parents to fur babies or any other animals, you can make provisions for them in your Will.
As a will writer, you are required to take all reasonable and proper precautions to verify the identity of your client.
If you have intellectual property of your own you should consider how you want to deal with and protect this after your death.
In this short article we take a quick look at Advance Decisions and Lasting Power of Attorney, and whether the two can exist side by side.
Many of us have new years resolutions and things we want to achieve in the coming year, but have you added making a Will to your list?