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100 Years of Intestacy Rules
Enacted on the 9th April 1925, Administration of Estates Act (1925) came into force on the 1st January 1926, and has since dictated the rules on how a deceased persons estate is distributed in the absence of a valid Will. These are known as the intestacy rules.
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Understanding the Intestacy Rules in England and Wales
The intestacy rules apply when someone dies in England or Wales without a valid Will.
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Jemma Izzard – Childcare Team, Reaccredited To The Children Panel.
The Childcare Team at Wilson Browne Solicitors is delighted to say that Jemma Izzard has been…
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Concerns About An Attorney?
It is no secret that Lasting Powers of Attorney have been used as a way of controlling people or to aid financial abuse. But there are things you can do if you have concerns about an Attorneys behaviour.
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Legal Aid for Children Matters
Legal aid is available automatically for cases where the Local Authority (social services) are applying to take children into care.
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Employment Law Changes To Take Place In April
With less than 2 weeks to go, here are the Employment law changes coming into force in April!
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Martin Lewis on Wills and Lasting Power of Attorney
Martin Lewis says we all need to have a difficult conversation with our loved ones about our financial futures. Whilst this is true, there are so many people who do not know where to look or start looking for future planning advice.
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Inheritance Tax: Gifting to Children and Grandchildren
As the cost of living rises, you may be considering helping your children and grandchildren out with gifts of money to help with purchasing homes, education costs and special occasions such as weddings.
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The Animal Welfare Act 2006
The Animal Welfare Act 2006 (“the Act”) is the principal law relating to the welfare of animals.
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When Should You Make A Will?
In the UK, you can make a Will when you turn 18. Making a Will as soon as possible offers peace of mind and reduces legal challenges and tax liabilities.
