Clarity around power of attorney medical certificates In recent years the medical condition of a donor under a power of attorney has…
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Executors and trustees of a will Executors and trustees of a will Any Will that is drafted needs both executors and…
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…
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…
