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Put simply, estate planning is the process of arranging your affairs according to your wishes should you be incapacitated or die.
What is probate and how does it work? What you can do to make the process easier saving your family time and money.
What are Trusts? Who are they for- and when might you need one. They come with both advantages and disadvantages, so careful planning is essential. The type of trust you might need depends on your circumstances, they are not a one-size-fits-all.
What is it ? When does it apply ? And how can you avoid getting caught in the trap-saving time and thousands of pounds.
With so much confusion, who pays, when and how much? Will the state pay?
What are the options ?
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that allows people you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you lose the ability to do so yourself. Setting up your LPA gives you choice, control, and peace of mind — before it’s too late.
Family disputes over inheritance are more common than ever- known as contentious probate.
How to prevent a costly feud.
It is often said that your Will is the most important document you will ever write, and it is important, but is it enough?
Unlike a Last Will, which deals with your estate after death, a Living Will is a legal document that outlines your wishes regarding medical treatment if you're unable to communicate or make decisions for yourself. eg: life-sustaining treatment or end of life care.
Learn the factual details and understand the elements you need
Avoid costly mistakes made by so many each year
Save £ thousands in fees and tax and enjoy members discounts
Save yourself and your family valuable time
Plan your own blueprint with the facts
With improved knowledge and confidence
