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…
Leo30 October 2025
Can Someone With Dementia Make a Will?
Dementia is a degenerative condition that can profoundly affect an individual's cognitive functions, such as memory, comprehension, and judgement. When…
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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,…
Leo30 October 2025
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…
Leo23 June 2025
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…
Leo23 June 2025
When someone passes away without leaving a will, it can create confusion and uncertainty for their loved ones. In the UK, this situation is referred to as dying “intestate.” Without…
Leo16 December 2024
When buying or selling a home, you may often hear the term ‘property chain’. Understanding this concept and its implications is essential, as it can significantly influence the efficiency and…
Leo16 December 2024
Buying or selling a property can be an exciting, albeit complex, adventure. Central to this process is conveyancing; the legal transfer of property from one person to another. However, the…
Leo16 December 2024
Dementia is a degenerative condition that can profoundly affect an individual's cognitive functions, such as memory, comprehension, and judgement. When it comes to legal matters, such as making a will,…
Leo25 October 2024
