For many, the most compelling reason to make a Will is to ensure that your assets pass to the people whom you want to benefit from your estate upon your death. But the level of certainty and control a last Will and testament purports to
Being a victim of any kind of accident can be a harrowing experience. The good news is that victims of personal injury can get legal recourse. This is not an easy task but with he right help, you can maximise your compensation with these tips.
New traffic laws in the UK will affect millions of road users. These seven laws will come into effect in 2021 and include the expansion of clean air zones, which will add extra charges to drivers. This article will discuss the effect that the laws
Divorce can be messy. It can take months or years to finalize when you want nothing more than to move forward with your life. So what happens when your ex doesn’t respond or refuses to sign the divorce papers? Can you still get the divorce
Three main types of criminal offences exist under UK law. These are: 1. Summary only offences; 2. Either way offences; 3. Indictable only offences. Summary only offences This type includes a range of lower-severity offences. These are only tried in magistrates’ court. The exception is
What happens to your business should the worst happen to you? That’s why succession planning and business wills are important. Here are 10 other things to consider in a post Lockdown. world 1. Appoint someone to lead the reorganisation who has the skills and experience
Power of Attorney is a legal document wherein a person gives another person an authority to make decisions for him or her. For example, giving someone an authority to act on your behalf in important circumstances (e.g. financial or medical decisions) means that you will
A guide from Wilson Nesbitt Solicitors on estate planning. See wilson-nesbitt.com. An estate plan is generally a series of documents that protect all of your assets and properties (estate) enclosed with specific instructions and details on: how you want to pass each of your estates
Will A will is a legally binding document in which you will be able to specify the method to be applied in the management and distribution of your estate after death. You can also appoint guardians to look after your relatives if in case they
Laws of intestacy are a set of rules about who inherits what you own if you die without a will. Whether or not you are married, these laws will have very different effects. If you are married or in a civil partnership, your partner isn’t