Discretionary Trust Will

1. What is a Discretionary Trust Will A Discretionary Trust is part of a Will that allows you to preserve property and financial assets from your estate within a trust to be managed by someone you trust.  2. How does a Discretionary Trust Will work? When...

Property Protection Trust

1. What is a Property Protection Trust Will?  A Property Protection Trust Will (PPTW) is commonly used by couples that allows you to preserve your property assets for your loved ones to access after you die.  2. What does a PPTW do? A Property Protection...

Property Protection Probate Trust

1. What is a Property Protection Probate Trust? A Property Protection Probate Trust (PPPT) is a type of Trust that can protect your property against outside interference. 2. How does a Property Protection Probate Trust work? Unlike other Trust Wills that are activated...

Court of Protection

1. What is the Court of Protection The Court of Protection is an English court of record that protects the medical needs and personal wellbeing of people that are unable to care for themselves.  2. What does the Court of Protection do?  The Court holds the...

Certificate Providers

1. What is a Certificate Provider? In order to register a lasting power of attorney, you will need a certificate provider (CP) to sign the documents. This person must act as an independent party that confirms that you have mental capacity and doing this of your own...

General Power of Attorney

1. What is a General Power of Attorney? A General Power of Attorney is a legal document in England and Wales that lets you choose people to manage your property assets for a limited time. Unlike a Lasting Power of Attorney, GPA’s are valid from the moment that you...