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IHT Reforms and the Impact on Agricultural Land and Property – David Ramsbottom and Sophie Burgoyne
The impact on agricultural land and property following the Autumn 2024 Budget....
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LISTEN AGAIN: The Darker Side of Private Client
Discussing the importance of good legal advice in relation to The Court of Protection, Lasting Powers of Attorney, wills...
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Different Legal Documents Regarding Your Health Decisions When You Have Lost Capacity
If you were in hospital and you were to lose mental capacity and could no longer communicate how would you ensure t...
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The Impact of Qube on the Community: Holly Corrigan and Kate Lawson
Qube is involved in a wide range of support for the community in Oswestry and neighbouring villages....
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Changes to Agricultural and Business Property Relief
There has been much anxiety among British farmers over amendments to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) in the rece...
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When the Intestacy Rules Won’t Work for You – and Famous People Who’ve Died Without Leaving a Will: Karl Beckett and Aimee Johnson
We discuss intestacy rules and when they don't apply, i.e. what happens when you die without leaving a will. This is par...
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Where There’s a Will There’s a Way
Whilst many people will engage in hours of financial planning during their lifetime, not everyone recognises the im...
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LISTEN AGAIN: Financial Abuse by Attorneys – Edward Rees and Claire Vale
We talk about the role of an attorney. Attorneys manage the estate of a donor whilst they're still alive and Claire is s...
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LISTEN AGAIN: Estates and Farming Disputes – Edward Rees and Claire Vale
The various types of farming disputes affecting the estates of farmers - the farm owner hasn't left a will, or when bene...
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The Cost of Dying – Edward Rees and Sophie Burgoyne
We look at the increased cost of dying and the changes in the certification of death, which includes the increased cost ...
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How Lasting Powers of Attorney are Needed before Moving into a Care Home – Kate Lawson and Ann Rose
Ann stresses the importance of having lasting power of attorney in place, ideally before the need for care arises and ho...
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Is transferring my house to my children a good idea?
As private client practitioners, we are asked almost every day by clients about transferring their home into their ...
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Executors to a Will – Duties Explained
Executors are persons appointed to deal with the administration of an estate when you pass away having made a will....
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Estates and Farming Disputes – Edward Rees and Claire Vale
We discuss the various types of farming disputes affecting the estates of farmers, sharing a few scenarios, including on...
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Being a Trainee in the Private Client Department
Lanyon Bowdler offer four to six training contracts each year and welcome candidates from all avenues, whether they...
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Mutually Irrevocable Wills and Why You Should Never do Them – Edward Rees and Claire Vale
Mirror wills allow for updates and amendments, which better reflects how lives can change....
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Should I be a Trustee for a Trust? – Edward Rees and Aimee Johnson
Edward & Aimee discuss the various types of trusts, pointing out what you'd potentially be responsible for as a trustee....
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I Just Want a Simple Will! – Emma Deering and Sioned Williams
People often contact us saying "I just need a simple will!" But often it turns out not to be the case. ...
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Private Client: Hot news! – Edward Rees and Aimee Johnson
In this episode, Edward and Aimee discuss all things wills....
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Is My Will Watertight?
The short answer is no. However, there are a range of options available in order to mitigate the risk of family mem...
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