by Kate Lawrence LL.B | Jan 20, 2025 | Guides, Power of Attorney
When you prepare for retirement, it’s essential to think ahead and anticipate the needs of your future self under various circumstances. That’s why adding an LPA to your retirement checklist can be extremely beneficial. Under the mental capacity act, 2005 (MCA),...
by Kate Lawrence LL.B | Jan 17, 2025 | Guides, Wills
A will is considered a document of legal authority determining the allocation of your property and assets when you pass away. Setting up a will is an exercise in legal prudence, preventing and protecting your beneficiaries from potential disputes and lengthy probate...
by Kate Lawrence LL.B | Jan 15, 2025 | Guides, Power of Attorney
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) can help the elderly better plan their future welfare. Allowing them to weigh up their options and choose the best way forward, an LPA empowers individuals to feel confident in their decisions. Caring for elderly parents can feel...
by Kate Lawrence LL.B | Jan 14, 2025 | Guides, Power of Attorney
The loss of mental capacity can be a difficult time for the sufferer and their loved ones. It prompts questions about who’s responsible for looking after their personal affairs and financial matters, which can be a difficult topic to broach. These questions can be...
by Chloe Atkinson | Jan 8, 2025 | Guides, Trusts
A trust agreement is an essential legal tool to help you manage your assets and ensure they’re distributed according to your wishes. However, just like other legal documents, it isn’t a one-and-done deal. Life keeps changing, and so should your trust. Significant...
by Chloe Atkinson | Jan 6, 2025 | Guides, Trusts
Estate planning is essential for any family, but for blended families, it can be even more important – and complicated. When families merge, ensuring everyone is considered fairly can be tricky. Whether you have children from previous marriages, stepchildren, or...
