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Wills And Pets

Some people say if you make a will you can make sure that no inheritance tax will be charged on your estate, as if a blanket rule applies. In actual fact some estates won't involve inheritance tax as they are under the allowance. Others may be less straig... Read >
Author: michael challiner

Mirror Wills Basics Explained

A Mirror Will is perfect for couples and are written to reflect each other wishes, hence the term "Mirror Wills". It is usual (but not mandatory) for couples to leave their estates to each other in the first instance, and then to decide on back up bene... Read >
Author: Jo

Is will writing at the top of your list?

Making a will may not be at the top of your "to do" list, but be careful not to put it off for too long. Nobody likes to think about what happens after one's passing, but having a legally-binding will in place ensures that your estate (belongings and weal... Read >
Author: Wills

Inheritance Tax Planning Important Changes and How They Affect You

Following the Pre Budget Report of 9th October 2007 the position with regard to Inheritance Tax and Wills has been subject to a degree of change. In this article we will provide you with an overview of the changes which were brought in. The situation b... Read >
Author: Jo

Making a Will. A Quick Guide

Many people are put off making a Will, because they feel they are not at 'that' stage in their lives yet. However no matter what age you are or what your personal circumstances may be, writing a Will is a vital part of planning for the future of your l... Read >
Author: Jo

Astonishing Rise in UK Contested Probate Cases

Full marks! Dangerous, Invincible and Bad…but at least the King of Pop made a Last Will and testament although it hasn't stopped mother Katherine Jackson, allegedly goaded on by father Joe (apparently ignored in the Will ), from mounting a legal cha... Read >
Author: Multi-Lawyer

Wills and Probate. What's Involved?

Wills and Probate A Will is a legal document which (if properly prepared) can ensure that your assets are distributed in the manner you wish after your death, and so you can make financial arrangements for your close relatives. A Will can also be prepa... Read >
Author: Jo

Legal Wills. What they are and Why You Should Consider Writing One

A legal Will is often something most people don't think about or just put off because of its relationship with our own mortality. However, having a carefully drawn out Will can save time, money and stress for anyone you care about that is left behind. So ... Read >
Author: Jo

Save Time & Effort With Internet Offshore Banking

Offshore banking is nothing more complicated than banking in a country where you are not a citizen or resident. If you live in the US, banking in Canada is just as much "offshore" as banking somewhere more exotic like the Caribbean or a Pacific island. ... Read >
Author: Offshorebanking

Michael Jackson's Estate Illustrates One of the Benefits of a Trust

After Michael Jackson died, no family members could find a will or a trust. His mother filed a petition with the Los Angeles Probate Court to be named the administratrix of his estate believing that he died intestate. Soon after she filed, a former lawy... Read >
Author: Carol Ronquillo

What is Probate and Why is it Necessary?

What is probate is a question every American citizen should be asking. Probate is the legal process used to determine rightful heirs of assets which belonged to a person who has died. Probate is required in every state of the Union unless a person establi... Read >
Author: Simon Volkov

Probate Court: Understanding Inheritance and Equity Law

Probate court specializes in handling all matters governed by equity law. The main function of this special court is to oversee distribution of decedents' estates. However, probate court also presides over hundreds of legal issues including marriage, name... Read >
Author: Simon Volkov

Last Will and Testament: Protecting Your Assets When You Die

A Last Will and Testament is one of the most important documents you will ever create. This legally-binding contract is used to describe your final wishes in the event of your death. The last will allows you to appoint an estate administrator to oversee y... Read >
Author: Simon Volkov

Professional probate genealogy services

The Law states that the assets and estates of the deceased should be distributed to their entreaty and to all the entitled persons. It sounds simple, but many times there are missing assets and missing beneficiaries, which can be present in the country wh... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson

Executors and Trustees Are Not the Same

Let's review the difference between a will and a living trust before looking at the differences between the estate planning terms executors and trustees: A will is a legal document directing the disposition of assets upon a person's death. A living ... Read >
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