In these unprecedented times of uncertainty with the corona virus pandemic, there are other things along with social distancing and self-isolation that we can do to protect ourselves and our families.
Victoria Richer, Solicitor in the Wills, Probate and Trusts department discusses planning for your future with Lasting Powers of Attorney.
The Ministry of Justice has launched a refund scheme for powers of attorney registered between 1 April 2013 and 31 March 2017.
Newcastle law firm Mincoffs Solicitors has promoted Wills and Probate specialist Louise Miller to Partner.
This is one of the most common phrases we hear as to why many individuals do not have a Will. When life gets busy, a Will is often the last thing on our ‘to do’ list.
You may have put in place a Will to deal with your physical and financial assets on your death, but have you thought about your online presence?
A Will is in many respects one of the most important documents you will sign, however, almost two-thirds of the UK population do not have a valid Will in place.
The recent, arguably surprising, result of the EU referendum has left the country in a state of turmoil and uncertainty over both our leadership and future.
In English law, the concept of common law spouses is not recognised.
The New Year is often a time of new beginnings, resolutions and good intentions. So whilst you may be making positive changes to your regime or lifestyle, why not add getting your affairs in order to your plans?
