In most cases, a family’s property will represent a significant proportion of their estate. However, problems could arise if the deceased had allowed a child to live in the property up until their death. While the child living in the property may want to continue to do so and may not have the means to …
More and more we are seeing headlines about squabbles over an unnecessarily vast inheritance, like the arguments surrounding the (estimated) £70 million estate of Robin Williams or the £360 million estate of Prince, who shockingly died without a Will! Perhaps, you have heard of the ill-fated life of Anna Nicole Smith (a famous American model, …
Most people appreciate the need to put a Will in place to deal with their affairs on death. However, the importance of appointing attorneys to deal with matters whilst their alive and in their lifetime weather capacity has been lost or help is needed, can sometimes be underestimated, or ignored. It is often assumed that, by …
