Selling a property comes with a number of important legal responsibilities, and one of the most key aspects of the process is conveyancing - the legal transfer of ownership from…
Writing a will is one of the most important steps to take in planning for the future, ultimately protecting both you and your family. Yet many people delay this task,…
If you have been diagnosed with dementia, or have a family member living with the condition, there may be considerations about what will happen to the home, finances, and other…
When you are given the responsibility of dealing with the estate of a late husband or wife, there is often a great deal to consider during an already difficult time.…
Leasehold and freehold property ownership can be challenging to understand, as they represent different legal arrangements with distinct rights and responsibilities. Many individuals are unsure which type of property to…
For those who have sizable assets, such as an estate, properties, savings, or other valuable possessions, as well as for families supporting individuals whose estates may exceed the tax-free thresholds,…
Deputyship is a legal role designated by the Court of Protection in the UK to manage the personal welfare or financial affairs of someone who lacks the mental capacity to…
Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) are crucial legal tools in the UK that allow people to appoint one or more 'attorneys' to make decisions on their behalf should they lose…