The Simple Will; No Fuss, No Anxiety
If we do nothing else we should write a will. If you don’t make a will before your death, special rules will determine who gets your property and a court may decide who will raise your children. A legally binding will :
- leaves your property to the people and organizations you choose
- names a guardian to care for your minor children if you can’t
- names someone to manage property you leave to minor children, and
- names your executor, the person with authority to make sure that the terms of your will are carried out.
Lifetime and otherTrusts
Some people need some form of lifetime trust immediately, others will never need one, and most of us fall somewhere in the middle. Factors to consider are your age and wealth, and whether you are married but there are others.A lifetime trust can protect assets and control what happens to your assets in future and may avoid the need for probate. But there are other benefits as well.
Living Wills & Powers of Attorney
This is a legal document to help you keep control of your medical care at the end of life
- Powers of Attorney for Health Decisions
- Put your care wishes in writing, in case you are ever unable to speak for yourself.
- Living Wills
Financial Powers of Attorney
The financial Lasting Power of Attorney is a simple way to arrange for someone to handle your finances even when you are unable to do so yourself. Almost everyone can benefit from a Lasting Power of Attorney for finances.
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Getting Your Affairs in Order
- What will happen to your online accounts when you die?
- Make sure your executor or another trusted person can find the passwords and usernames for your digital accounts.
- Help your family and executor by getting your paperwork in order
- Set up a funeral plan
Professional Legal Services & Advice
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Wills & Estate Planning
If we do nothing else we should write a will as without a will, special rules will determine everything from who gets your property to who raises your children.
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Transfers of Equity
There are many important things to consider when you are arranging a transfer of equity, every situation is different and we will help you to make an informed decision.
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Lasting Powers of Attorney
A Business LPA is a legal document which allows you (while you have mental capacity) to nominate a trusted individual to look after your affairs if the worst should happen.
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