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Charity Wills: One-size-fits-all?

It can be compelling to receive an e-mail with a gift voucher from your favourite charity to make a Will. These gift vouchers often allow

Should business owners put in place a Lasting Power of Attorney?

More than 1/10 UK company directors are now past the state pension age of 67, and there are even 100,000 directors above the age of 80.

Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) Multiple Dwelling Relief (MDR) abolished from 1 June 2024

It is understood that MDR was introduced to encourage investment in residential property and improve the private rental sector. What is MDR? MDR is a

Embracing ‘pre-nup season’: Securing your financial future with pre-nuptial agreements

In an era marked by shifting attitudes toward marriage and finances, record demand for pre-nuptial agreements has given rise to ‘pre-nup season’.

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TWM strengthens Residential Property team with new senior hire Raj Sambi

TWM Solicitors is delighted to announce the appointment of Raj Sambi as a Partner and Deputy Head of the Residential Property team.

Understanding no-contest clauses in light of the Inheritance Act 1975

In the realm of estate planning, one often encounters the delicate balance between a testator’s intentions and the rights of potential beneficiaries, especially given the existence of the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (Inheritance Act).

Should I consider a pre-nup in my wedding plans?

Whatever your preconceptions may be, pre-nuptial agreements are on the rise, becoming an increasingly important tool for couples navigating the complexities of modern relationships and finances.

Mental Health Awareness Week 2024: Moving for our mental health

Mental Health Awareness Week takes place Monday 13 May – Sunday 19 May and this year’s theme is ‘Movement: Moving more for our mental health’.

A strategic approach to Inheritance Tax planning

If you own assets in the UK that exceed £325,000, your estate may be exposed to IHT, which is charged at 40%.

Unravelling Undue Influence: Lessons from Rea v Rea

Undue influence in a Will occurs when somebody has been coerced into making a decision that they otherwise would not have made.

How to navigate 2024’s probate delays

In this article, we will explore the causes behind the backlog, as well as considerations to keep in mind when applying for probate and how to navigate any delays.

When is it too late to challenge a Will?

The vast majority of Will disputes will occur shortly after the death of the deceased, although it is not uncommon for claimants to delay initiating legal proceedings for various reasons.

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