Writing a Will is especially important if you have children or other family who depend on you financially, or if you want to leave something to people outside your immediate family. It’s one of those jobs that people put off doing, but they really shouldn’t. A Will is the decision that you make in writing …
In life, there may come a time when, because you are incapable of managing your financial or property affairs, you will need someone to do this for you. A Power of Attorney relates to a legal document that enables someone to act on your behalf or make decisions for you. This can be a family …
When a loved one passes away, it is one of the most heart-breaking and emotional times in a persons’ life. It can be made extra difficult when issues of inheritance get in the way of your grieving. Inheritance disputes tend to occur when someone feels that they have been treated unfairly, there is a discernible …
Across the UK, co-habiting is becoming increasingly popular, with approximately 3.3 million couples living together without being married. As the number of unmarried couples continues to grow, these couples must understand the legal implications of not having a will. Unfortunately, unmarried couples who live together do not have the same rights as married couples, particularly …
When a loved one passes away, their nearest and dearest will experience many emotions such as stress and anxiety. While grief can take a long time to heal, having a will can ensure that family members are not put through excess stress and hurt after that loved one has gone. Why Do I Need a …
Writing your Will is unquestionably one of the most important documents you will ever write. It is an essential way of making sure that your savings and assets are distributed according to your final wishes, it could save your family money in the future and it secures the future of your children or grandchildren. Yet …
Making a will is one of the most important things that you can do as you could save your family money in the future and it can secure their future. Each year, 1 in 3 people die without having a written will in place to protect their assets for their families. We, at H McPartland …
When you’re thinking about protecting your assets and providing for your loved ones after you die you should consider the peace of mind a will can bring. This binding document can detail exactly what your last wishes are, to prevent any uncertainty or disputes between family members after you’re gone. If you’re not sure exactly …