Stopping a Property Chain from Collapsing

Everything is set, and you’re ready to move. But then, someone pulls out, and the whole property chain is at risk of collapsing. Moving into the house of your dreams seems to depend on other transactions running smoothly. Property chains are commonplace, even if you’re a first-time buyer. LIt’sikely, the person selling you their house…

Your Will & Reducing Inheritance Tax

Last autumn, HMRC released its new Inheritance Tax (IHT) revenue figures for payments received in 2021. The government collected a record of £5.4bn death duties, with July reaching the peak when a record £571 million was received. This unprecedented rise in IHT revenue is due to several things. Increased house prices, coronavirus deaths, delays in…

Marriage, Divorce and Your Will

Modern relationships are complicated. Divorce and remarriage are commonplace. As your circumstances change, so too should your Will. Your Will must accurately reflect your wishes so that your beneficiaries receive what you want. So, how do marriage, separation and divorce affect your Will? What steps can you take to preserve your Estate after you die…

Partnerships & Accreditations