Lifetime trusts and deprivation of assets are vital concepts in estate planning and wealth management in England. As laws on property and...

As young adults, we are often caught up in life’s vibrant journey—attending university, starting our careers, and even beginning...

Family law disputes can be emotionally overwhelming and intricate, often pushing people to confront complex legal systems. When seeking...

When it comes to planning for the future, especially for young children, many parents overlook a vital element: guardianship. While...

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A guardian is a person who you can appoint to care for your children in the event you die before they turn 18. The guardian is given...

Estate: Your estate is the net worth of everything you own at the time of your death after any debts you owe has been paid off.  This...

Dependants: This is a person who depends on you for financial purposes.  This is usually a spouse, ex-spouse or a child. It is important...

Codicil: A codicil is a legally written document that modifies, changes or revokes part of an earlier will.  This will often be used if a...

Beneficiary: A beneficiary is a person named in a will to receive part or all of the deceased’s estate.  This could be anyone you wish it...

Assets: Assets are things owned by the person creating the will.  This includes personal possessions, land, property, motor vehicles,...

Due to personal family experience with a child who has down syndrome I will use this month to raise awareness in my personal life and...

Intestacy rules state that if you are married or in a civil partnership and your estate is less than £322 000 then your spouse or civil...

If you die without a valid will in place then you will be classed as having died intestate.  This will result in the Rules of Intestacy...