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Probate

Applying for the grant and administering the estate for you, so you can focus on what matters most.

Inheritance Tax Planning

Planning ahead to reduce Inheritance Tax, so more of your Estate passes to the people you care about.

Wills

Clear, carefully drafted wills, including faith-based wills, that reflect your wishes and are written with Inheritance Tax in mind.

Trusts

Setting up and managing trusts that protect your assets and preserve your family's future.

Power of Attorney

Preparing and registering Lasting Powers of Attorney, so the people you trust can act for you if you ever need them to.

Administration of Oaths

Witnessing affidavits, statutory declarations and probate documents as Commissioners for Oaths.

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UK Inheritance Tax Liabilities Exceed £7 Billion for the First Time
24Aug

UK Inheritance Tax Liabilities Exceed £7 Billion for the First Time

The latest HMRC Inheritance Tax Statistics, highlighted in an article published by the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP), show that UK inheritance tax (IHT) liabilities exceeded £7 billion for the first time during the 2023/24 tax year. According to the figures, inheritance tax liabilities reached £7.03 billion, representing a 5% increase compared with […]

New Probate Application Escalation Process Introduced
17Aug

New Probate Application Escalation Process Introduced

The Ministry of Justice has introduced a new probate application escalation process to help deal with probate applications that have experienced significant delays. Under the new process, applicants whose probate applications have remained unresolved for more than 12 weeks can request that their case is escalated for further review. The process is also available for […]

Passing on the investment property
10Aug

Passing on the investment property

A landlord will need to consider whether it is better to pass on an investment property during their lifetime or on their death. Here, we look at the associated tax implications. On death Where a landlord dies, any investment properties that they have will form part of their estate at death and, unless they are […]