Wills and Trusts

Introduction: When it comes to preparing a will, one of the most significant decisions you’ll face is selecting the right executor. The role of an executor is pivotal in managing your affairs and ensuring a smooth distribution of assets after your passing. This article delves into the importance of choosing a reliable executor, outlines their […]

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) empowers an individual, the donor, to appoint someone to act on their behalf, known as their attorneys, in the event they are unable to make decisions independently. However, circumstances may evolve, leading to the need for revoking an LPA. Reasons for Revocation Various reasons might prompt a donor to

The term ‘living will’ is commonly used to describe what is known as an ‘advance directive’ in Scotland or an ‘advance decision’ in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. This document serves as a written record of your preferences for medical treatment that you may or may not desire in the future. Its activation occurs when

Please note, this article is based on the law of England and Wales, different rules apply in Scotland and Northen Ireland A lasting power of attorney (LPA) is a crucial legal document enabling the nomination of a trusted individual to make decisions on behalf of someone unable to do so themselves, a condition known as