Easter is later this year, 19 April 2018, which means you can start thinking early about your Easter Gifts. Chocolate eggs may seem the obvious choice but perhaps you are considering money instead. If you are, then you should consider what that means for you and your estate.
I would like to thank everyone who contacted me following my blog “New Start to the Year – Get your Affairs in Order – Part One”. For those who I have seen and spoken to, you will now be aware it is equally important to have your affairs in order during your lifetime, not just on death, in the event you suddenly suffer from a physical or mental incapability.
If you are considering gifting the family home this guide outlines what you should consider, and provides possible alternatives to protect you and your rights.
In this short guide we have outlined some of the reasons why we feel it is important to make a Will; exposing some of the popular myths surrounding the process along the way.
Our legal team have answered common questions relating to personal injury trusts. Simply click on the question below to find out more…
The Linder Myers Trusts & Estates legal team has answered common questions relating to Trusts.
Our legal team have answered common questions relating to probate matters. Simply click on the question below to find out more…
Recognising that Probate is a very complex area of law. We aim to always speak to our clients in jargon-free language wherever possible. Below are some common terms that are used in these cases. Administrator The person who deals with (or administers) the estate of someone who has died intestate (ie without a Will). Child…
Our legal team have answered common questions relating to lasting powers of attorney. Simply click on the question below to find out more…
Our legal team have answered common questions relating to trusts. Simply click on the question below to find out more…
Our legal team have answered common questions relating to trusts for the vulnerable and disabled. Simply click on the question below to find out more…
Below are some of the more common questions we are asked by beneficiaries when it comes to Disputed Wills and Probate. Please click on the questions below to find out more.
Below are some of the more common questions we are asked by executors and trustees. Please click on the questions below to find out more.
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