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You Have a Will, But Do You Have an Up-To-Date Asset Log?
Why a Log is Crucial for Your Estate You may have already taken the responsible step of creating a Will. This ensures your wishes are known and has given you peace of mind. But having a Will isn’t the whole story. Creating and maintaining an up-to-date, detailed asset log is a crucial, often overlooked task. […]
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Oldham v KZ and the Challenges of Fluctuating Capacity The recent case of Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council v KZ & Ors [2024] EWCOP 72 (T3) highlights the intricate legal challenges surrounding fluctuating capacity. This case, concerning a young deaf man with intermittent capacity, underlines the difficulties faced by the Court of Protection and legal practitioners […]
continue readingSupreme Court Clarifies Success Fees in Inheritance Disputes
A Family Divided: Hirachand v Hirachand [2024] UKSC 43 The Supreme Court’s recent decision in Hirachand v Hirachand [2024] UKSC 43 significantly impacts “no win, no fee” agreements, also known as Conditional Fee Agreements (CFAs). This ruling has important implications for law firms and clients, particularly regarding success fees in inheritance disputes. Background of the Case […]
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The Best Ways to Support Your Family Financially Want to give the next generation a financial head start? You’re not alone. Recent research from Savills shows that families funded over £9 billion worth of property purchases in 2023. Furthermore, a study by the Institute for Fiscal Studies found that over an eight-year period, around 30% […]
continue readingMake a Will Your Priority in 2025
Protecting your loved ones is a year-round responsibility. However, the New Year offers a unique opportunity to ensure your family is looked after by making a Will one of your top priorities. While joining a gym and adopting healthy eating habits are undoubtedly worthwhile, making or updating your Will should be at the top of […]
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