The person who sorts out your property when you die and carries out the instructions in your Will is called your executor. It is preferable that you appoint an executor in your Will as it makes it easier to finalise your Will after you die. There are no restrictions on who you choose to do the job, but it is […]
Choosing an Executor to Administer Your Will
The Pros and Cons of DIY Wills
The number of British adults who have not made a Will is alarmingly high. It has been estimated that around 60% of adults have not concerned themselves with making a Will. Why not? The two main reasons seem to be cost and procrastination. Those adults who do think about making a Will are concerned about the cost of making a […]
Bereavement & Financial Support
You could get a Funeral Expenses Payment (also called a Funeral Payment) if you get certain benefits and need help to pay for a funeral you’re arranging.. You can also get up to £700 for any other funeral expenses, such as funeral director’s fees, flowers or the coffin. The payment will not usually cover all of the costs of the […]
An Introduction To Power Of Attorney
All powers of attorney are prepared and checked by a specialist Solicitor so you have peace of mind that it is correct and accords with your wishes. There are two main types of Power of Attorney which enable you to appoint people to deal with your personal affairs should you find yourself incapable of doing so, whether due to physical […]