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Failure to Make a Will Triggers Family War Reminiscent of Greek Tragedy

6 July 2022 Failing to make a professionally drafted will positively invites disputes between your loved ones that can take…
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What to Do if Someone Doesn’t Have a Will

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…
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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…
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How Long Does Property Conveyancing Take?

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…
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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 it comes to legal matters, such as making a will,…
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Exploring Inheritance Tax Exemptions; A Guide to Saving and Planning for the Future

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Dealing with a Spouse’s Financial Affairs When they Pass Away

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Understanding the Basics of Right of Survivorship in Property Ownership

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What is a Last Will and Testament?

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