The importance of reviewing empty property insurance after a death
When the owner of a property sadly passes away leaving their property unoccupied, the existing insurance may not be appropriate. […]
Estate Planning
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Mutual Will or Mirror Wills?
by IDR Laws Sophia Brackenbury Mutual or Mirror – the diffence is crucial (Note from Steve – Mutual Wills are
Estate Planning, Inheritance Tax
Grandmother evicted by Daughter – Don’t Give Your Home to the Children!
Grandmother evicted after giving £1.4m home to daughter for ‘inheritance tax reasons.’ (Please do not give your home to the
Estate Planning
New Bereavement Benefits for Cohabitees
It became law on Thursday 9 February 2023, so cohabiting parents and carers will be able to claim the same
Estate Planning
38+ Ideas for Free Publicity for Funeral Directors
How to increase your share of the local funeral market: Free Marketing Ideas for Funeral Directors. Definitely not the definitive
Estate Planning
Dormant Assets Act 2022
Marking a significant milestone, the Dormant Assets Act has received Royal Assent, bringing forward new legislation to expand the existing
Estate Planning
Clearer Funeral Pricing Required
CMA requires clearer prices and information from funeral providers The CMA has ordered funeral directors and crematorium operators to make
Estate Planning, Your Probate Questions
Beneficiary In The Dark
Enquiry: Hello. I am writing this from the United States. I am in need of help as I was informed
Estate Planning
The Big Death Tax Rip Off In 3 Parts
In 2019, the Government has continued to increase death taxes and the burden on bereaved families way ahead of actual
Advance Planning, Estate Planning, News
Warning to Parents of Troubled Teenagers
Parents need to understand some crucial legal issues when troubled teenagers reach 18.One in eight (12.8%) of children and young