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An overview of will trust estate planning concepts.

Complete Guide To Will Trust Estate Planning

Will trust estate planning in the UK helps you manage and distribute your assets after death using both a will and trusts for enhanced control and protection. This guide will explain why it’s important and how you can get started. ...
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What Is Medical Misconduct

Medical misconduct occurs when healthcare providers in the UK deliver substandard care that harms patients, such as misdiagnosis or surgical errors. This article explores what constitutes medical misconduct, its repercussions, and the legal avenues available if you are affected. Key ...
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Importance Of A Will: What You Need To Know

Understanding “what is the importance of a will” is crucial for anyone looking to ensure their wishes are honoured after they pass away. A will determines who inherits your assets, provides for your minor children, and can reduce family disputes ...

How A Property Trust Will Can Protect The Value Of Your Home

It's not something most people think about, but it's essential to write a Will and preserve your wealth for your family's future after your death. Among other steps you can take, you should ensure your home is handled according to ...
Probate and Estate Administration

A Guide To Placing Deceased Estates Notices In The Gazette

If you are an executor or administrator of a Will, you are responsible for dealing with any claims against the estate. After you receive a grant of probate, Section 27 of the Trustee Act 1925 recommends that you place something called ...
How To Write Your Own Will And Should You

How To Write Your Own Will And Should You?

Writing a Will is often on everybody’s to-do list, but it usually keeps getting put off. If you’re young and healthy, it’s seen as something you only need to do when you’re older. And if you are older, its delay ...

How To Be An Executor For A Will And What You Should Expect?

When a close friend or family member dies, it can be devastating and going through paperwork, wills, and estate documents as their executor might be the last thing you want to do. But it could also be a welcome diversion ...
What Are The Benefits Of Discretionary Will Trusts

What Are The Benefits Of Discretionary Will Trusts?

If you’re looking to make sure all your property and financial assets stay protected during life, giving you more flexibility should your circumstances change, and are distributed as you wish after your death, a Discretionary Will Trust is becoming an ...
Looking To Make A Will Online? Ask Yourself 3 Questions Before You Start

Looking To Make A Will Online? Ask Yourself 3 Questions Before You Start

Making a Will might seem like something you can keep putting off, particularly if you’re young. But making your Will is important, no matter what type it is or when you write it. You get to control what happens to ...
What Is A Life Interest Trust?

What Is A Life Interest Trust?

When you make your Will to set out your final wishes, it's easy to include a trust that gives someone a life interest in your property or any other assets, without them actually leaving your estate. Life Interest Trusts are ...