Latest demographical statistics in Will making
Recent studies have provided information about who is more likely to make a Will in the UK. For example, Wills solicitors in North Wales are more likely to be commissioned by those aged 65 and over.
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Recent studies have provided information about who is more likely to make a Will in the UK. For example, Wills solicitors in North Wales are more likely to be commissioned by those aged 65 and over.
Although Lasting Powers of Attorney have been around for many years, there have been some recent changes that clarify and update the previous rules. Solicitors in Llandudno and other areas of North Wales can update their clients on how the changes could impact their estate planning.
Recently, there has been a steady increase in the number of people in the UK making a Will.
Family laws, especially those relating to parenting, need a much overdue overhaul according to many legal experts.
There is a growing trend for couples in the UK to use pre-nuptial agreements. This is a relatively new phenomena, as previously they were thought to only be relevant to high-net-worth individuals.
It has been announced by the Government that a temporary scheme designed to help home buyers will be made permanent.
A lasting power of attorney (LPA) is an important part of estate planning. It allows an appointed person to make decisions on behalf of someone who may no longer be capable of this themselves due to ill health.
There has been a significant rise in Will disputes since 2022, and there are many reasons for this, which this blog will explain in further detail.
It has always been important for the children of divorcing couples to feel heard and to be allowed to have their say during proceedings. The rights of a child under
With new changes to Will-making in the UK pending, solicitors in Conwy are encouraging people to futureproof this essential document.