Why you should consider getting a will (even if you think you’re too young for one)

Many people assume that Wills are for those who are older and possess a large…

Orders to act under the Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act 1988

Orders to act under the Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act 1988 The three…

Ever thought about writing your own Will?

Ever thought about skipping that visit to your lawyer and writing your own will? While…

What are Wills & Enduring Powers of Attorney?

Wills & Enduring Powers of Attorney documents are likely some of the most important documents…

What is a testamentary guardian and what they can/can’t do

Generally, a mother and father are referred to as the natural guardians of their child….

Family Protection Act – claims and dates

The Family Protection Act 1955 (“FPA”) becomes relevant under either a will or intestacy (where…

Overview of the Wills Act

The Wills Act 2007 (“Act”) governs how wills should be prepared, executed, amended and administered….

How to create a Will that is as Claim-Proof as possible

Claims against Estates happen and they are becoming increasingly common. Even if there is a…

Leaving chattels under a Will

There is a presumption often made by the will maker that they can leave the…

Enduring Powers of Attorney – A brief guide

Life can be uncertain and we never know what is just around the corner. No…

What is a testamentary guardian?

Everyone should have a will. When making that will, those who have children should ensure…

Can an activated EPA vote for the Donor?

You hold an activated Enduring Power of Attorney (“EPA”) for property on behalf of a…