We are no strangers to seeing increases in inflation being reported across the media and the resulting impact which it is having across society. Increased inflation has triggered a Government
In the present day, there is an increasing emergence of the ‘blended’ family. Blended families take many different forms, for example, a first or subsequent marriage where there are children
The Government has announced its plan to introduce new legislation in September 2020 to allow Wills to be witnessed virtually in England and Wales. It is proposed that this temporary
The current Coronavirus pandemic has seen Will instructions reportedly increase by as much as 30% in recent weeks. Whilst modern technology allows us to continue working remotely and to draft
Ben Davies, Partner and Head of Wills, Trusts & Probate will be presenting on the topic of Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney. Wills– Why you need one;– what the
At this time of National crisis, is it vital to have these essential legal documents in place to protect your and your family’s best interests, should the worst happen. The
DATE: MONDAY 29TH APRIL 2019 TIME: 5.30PM REGISTRATION VENUE: RUISLIP GOLF CLUB, THE FAIRWAY, ICKENHAM ROAD, RUISLIP HA4 7DQ Prince Evans Solicitors welcome you to an inter-team seminar with the
DATE: MONDAY 29TH APRIL 2019 TIME: 5.30PM REGISTRATION VENUE: RUISLIP GOLF CLUB, THE FAIRWAY, ICKENHAM ROAD, RUISLIP HA4 7DQ Prince Evans Solicitors welcome you to an inter-team seminar with the
Photos from our inter-team seminar with the Family and Matrimonial and Wills, Trusts & Probate teams, offering a seminar for those looking to put their ducks in a row in
“We all work hard to build up our assets during our lifetime, not only to provide for a more comfortable life in our later years, but also to provide our
The purpose of this brief article is to summarise the new relief available for Inheritance Tax (IHT) that was introduced in last year’s summer’s budget. This relief is to be
Within the Summer Budget 2015 was the announcement that the government was introducing an additional ‘nil rate band’. The nil rate band, currently at £325,000, is the amount that an
