Wills and probate

When someone passes away without a Will in place, it can be a difficult and confusing time for those left behind. Not only are they faced with the emotional stress of loss, but they are also faced with the legal complexities of settling the deceased’s estate. This is why it is particularly important to understand the rules of intestacy and what happens when someone dies without a Will.

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It is natural that as we age, we start to think about the future, particularly in relation to our care and how fees that occur may affect our assets. If there comes a time when either you or your partner needs to move into a care home, the fees could use up a large part of your assets. Care home fees are inevitable, and there is very little you can do to avoid them. However, there are measures that you can take when planning your estate to ensure that some of your assets are protected. This blog will explain how you can plan effectively for the future.

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Dementia is a difficult disease to deal with, and if your loved one is showing the early signs, it can be a challenging time for the whole family. This blog will detail the importance of a lasting power of attorney (LPA), the different types of LPA and whether or not you can get a lasting power of attorney for someone showing early signs of dementia.

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