Company: COMPANY SELECT (UK) LIMITED Location / Address: SUITE i, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, STAFFORD PARK 4, TELFORD, SHROPSHIRE Postcode(s) Covered: SHROPSHIRE TELFORD AND WREKIN AND WEST MIDLANDS Company Select (UK) Limited founded in 2008 by myself, Yiasmin Freestone, company director wanted to bring something different to the UK business sector. Being an Athenian, from Athens…
Company: COMPANY SELECT (UK) LIMITED
Location / Address: SUITE i, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, STAFFORD PARK 4, TELFORD, SHROPSHIRE
Postcode(s) Covered: SHROPSHIRE TELFORD AND WREKIN AND WEST MIDLANDS
Company Select (UK) Limited founded in 2008 by myself, Yiasmin Freestone, company director wanted to bring something different to the UK business sector. Being an Athenian, from Athens Greece, we are very family orientated and ensure that all our loved ones are strongly supported, whether in business, or in their personal life, it is very important to understand these bonds.
After incorporating my business, I am a legal, authenticated agent for Companies House, which includes the utmost high due diligence factor for personal directors and their businesses for the protection of fraud.
Providing legal support/business registered office address and company startups, I found that clients need more than company protection, but have the need to understand the importance of ensuring their financial affairs for both their businesses and personal are in order. This why over the years have been looking after clients, either by processing the LPA’s guidance of the inevitable should it occur.
It is so very important to me ‘family’ and those we care about and look after and it is my sole duty to ensure that everyone has that extra duty of care in their business and personal life.
Running my business solely for nearly 20 years, has had its challenges, but it also has its huge rewards when you know you have guided your clients on the right path.
Building a bond of trust to me is without a doubt a ‘must’ and along my company’s journey, it allows me to see the good things and sad things in their lives. Telling your clients, it will be ‘ok’ is worth its weight in gold.
Company Select (UK) Limited is here to stay and I welcome anyone who needs those extra pillars of support.
I have been running my business solely now for nearly 20 years, developing a niche market for bespoke services for everyone and their businesses and here below outlines my dedicated work…
Let’s start with…
Business Start-ups, Incorporating Your Future Business
• Incorporation of ALL legal entities, such as Including their protected liabilities;
Limited Company;
Limited By Guarantee (Not for Profit);
LLP – Limited Liability Partnership;
Private Non-Limited Registration;
CIC – Community Interest Company;
PLC – Public Liability Company;
HMRC – Sole Traders Registration –(liability protection not included);
Register Charity with Charity Commissioner.
Business Address, Service and Forwarding:
• Registered office address.
• Secure storage of your company’s post, acting as your PO box.
• Accept and forward post from Companies House and HMRC.
• Accept and forward post from any other sources.
• Mail scanning and emailing if required, which is especially useful if you are based outside of the UK.
• Email and phone notification of when we receive mail, on request.
• Business UK registered office
• Service address
• Correspondence address
• Forwarding of received mail to your mailing address, either scanning and emailing to you or forwarded to an address of your choice within the UK via Royal Mail postal service*
• All mail accepted from HMRC to supplier invoices
• Directors service address
• Company protection
Legal Advice and Bespoke Services for Small Businesses
• Terms and Conditions;
• Terms of Business;
• Shareholders Agreements;
• Directors Agreements;
• Share Purchase Agreements;
• Employment contracts;
• Sub-contractual contracts;
• Trademark Search and Registration;
• Business Agreements;
• Credit Agreements;
• Referral Agreements;
• Website GDP & Cookie Policies;
• Data Protection Policies;
• Car or Van Policies;
• Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreements;
• Collaboration Agreements;
• Partnership/Shareholder Agreements;
• Corporate Power of Attorney;
• GDPR Compliance Policies;
• Limited Company Restructure;
• CQC Registration – Quality Care Commission Applications;
• Company Dissolutions / Strike Off;
• Company Restorations;
• Company Objections;
• Companies House and Business Restructuring;
• Certificate of Good Standing;
• Trademark Search and Registration;
• Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreements;
• Human Resources for All Businesses;
• Business Fraud Protection – Track and Alert;
• Company & Legal Secretarial;
• D.U.N.S. Company Registration;
• Company, Certificate of Good Standing. – (Issued by Companies House Only).
What is a Lasting Power of Attorney and Why Do You Need One?
An LPA is a legal document that lets you appoint a trusted person to make decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do so due to illness, an accident, or age. Think of it as a safety net, ensuring your wishes are respected, and your loved ones are not burdened with difficult choices during a challenging time. While LPAs are not mandatory, they offer significant benefits. The registration process can take up to 20 weeks, so planning is crucial.
Here are some real-life scenarios where an LPA proves invaluable:
• Accident or illness: If you’re in an accident or experience a sudden illness, your LPA can manage your finances, property, and healthcare decisions as per your outlined wishes.
• Age-related decline: As you age, your mental capacity may decline. An LPA ensures your attorney can step in and manage your affairs seamlessly.
Many people assume that their spouse or civil partner will automatically have the authority to make decisions on their behalf if they become incapacitated. However, without a Lasting Power of Attorney, your spouse or civil partner may not have the legal right to manage your finances, property, or healthcare decisions. If your finances are already jointly managed, an LPA for property and financial affairs might not be necessary. However, an LPA can be beneficial for adding a non-joint family member as an attorney for more personalised decision-making.
Benefits of Having an LPA
The benefits of establishing an LPA extend beyond legalities. Emotionally, it provides peace of mind, knowing that your wishes will be respected even if you’re unable to express them yourself. Practically, it offers legal protection and minimises the risk of family disputes by outlining clear directions for decision-making. An LPA will ensure your wishes are respected while you’re alive. For post-life planning, consider creating a Will to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes. Company Select can guide you through both the LPA and Will creation process.
Key benefits of an LPA include:
• Peace of mind: Knowing your future is secure and your loved ones can manage your affairs smoothly brings immense peace of mind.
• Reduced stress: Your loved ones won’t have to navigate complex legal and financial decisions during a stressful time.
• Protects your assets: An LPA ensures your assets are managed according to your wishes.
Don’t wait to secure your future. Contact us today! 01952 200022
Company Select (UK) Limited: Your Trusted LPA Experts
We go beyond simply creating the LPA. Our role includes verifying your identity to ensure everything is above board and acting as your Certificate Provider. This ensures the LPA meets legal requirements and your wishes are understood.
A Member & Registered With The Society Of Will Writers for Will Writing & Probate
Company Select (UK) Limited is also registered and a member of The Society of Will Writers, a non-for profit company, registered in England and Wales under company number 02918900 for providing a personal touch to all of your affairs.
Probate is the legal process of dealing with the property, money, and possessions of someone who has died.
Complying with Money Laundering Regulations and Supervision
Legal roles covered by the MLR 2017
The MLR 2017 applies to independent legal professionals.
An independent legal professional is a firm or a sole practitioner who:
• buys and sells real property or business entities
• manages client money, securities or other assets
• opens or manages bank, savings or securities accounts
• organises contributions necessary for the creation, operation or management of companies
• creates, operates or manages trusts, companies, foundations or similar structures
