Why you should still be worried about care fees
Despite Boris Johnson’s new ‘care cap’ of £86,000, I think people still need to be concerned about how much of their money will be used for care fees.
6 legal documents every adult should have for peace of mind
Find out which 5 legal documents every adult should have to ensure their loved ones are provided for and their wishes are known, even if they cannot communicate them.
Creating a trust in your Will for a child or grandchild
In this article I review some of the types of Will trust for minors, who can use them, the taxation rules for each, & things you might want to consider.
Your appointment to make a Will – what to expect
If you have made an appointment with me to make a Will and/or Lasting Powers of Attorney, you might be wondering what it will be like! I hope that this article provides a good overview of what to expect when making a Will with me.
Do you still need a Trust Will with Johnson’s Social Care changes?
If Johnson’s social care changes come into effect, will you still need to include a Trust in your Will to protect inheritance?
What is a Mirror Will? Will it really put my assets at risk?
I explain Mirror Wills & whether they should be avoided. I also look at a safer Will structure, and the concept of Mutual Wills.
How can I avoid care home fees?
Many people ask whether it is possible to shelter their assets from care home fees, perhaps by putting them into trust or gifting them away. I look at what really is possible, within the law.
Bloodline Wills – what are they and do I need one?
I look at what a Bloodline Will is, who it is suitable for and the advantages and disadvantages of this type of Will.
Lasting Power of Attorney: an essential legal document for every adult
Alongside your Will, having a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) in place is an essential step for future planning and peace of mind.