Dealing with the estate of someone who has died can involve many legal, financial, and administrative responsibilities. For executors and family members, knowing where to begin and what comes next…
Leo17 September 2026
Russell Caller talks about the benefits of mediation for COP disputes in New Law Journal article – Jan 17th
30 January 2014 Russell Caller, managing partner at Gillhams and Court of Protection panel-appointed Professional Deputy recently published an article in the…
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A statutory will is a legal document created for someone who cannot make or update a will because they lack the mental capacity to do so. Unlike a standard will,…
Leo17 September 2026
Inheritance tax can affect people when an estate is passed on after someone’s death, particularly where the estate includes property, savings, investments, or other valuable assets. In general, inheritance tax…
Leo17 September 2026
Financial abuse can have a serious impact on vulnerable people, affecting their finances, independence and overall wellbeing. It may involve someone taking control of another person’s money, misusing their assets…
Leo17 September 2026
Buying a leasehold property is a common way of owning a home, especially when purchasing a flat. Unlike freehold ownership, where you own the property and the land it sits…
Leo29 July 2026
When someone passes away, their will should provide clear instructions on how their estate should be distributed. However, there are situations where family members, beneficiaries, or other individuals may believe…
Leo29 July 2026
Choosing a Power of Attorney is an important decision that allows you to put trusted arrangements in place for the future. A Power of Attorney is a legal document that…
Leo24 June 2026
Conveyancing is the legal process required to transfer ownership of a property from seller to buyer, forming a crucial part of every property sale. It begins after a sale has…
Leo24 June 2026
