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Wills & Estates: Points to Ponder – Part 4 – Challenges faced by Executors
As discussed in our article: ‘Should I agree to be an Executor?’, although being appointed can b...
Trusts in 2 Minutes – Protecting protectors
In the latest in our Trusts in 2 Minutes series, Donna Matthews looks at protecting protectors. Clic...
Subject access rights for beneficiaries under the spotlight
The latest decision by the English Court of Appeal in the long-running case of Dawson-Damer v Taylor...
Share Purchase Transactions with Barry Smith
Consultant Barry Smith provides an overview of the stages in a share purchase transaction in this sh...
Wills & Estates: Points to Ponder – Part 3: Gifts to Children
When drafting a Will, it is very common to leave gifts to children or even to children who haven’t...
Trusts in 2 Minutes – Trustees: What is a Lien?
Click here to learn more about liens in this short presentation by Donna Matthews....
Wills & Estates: Points to Ponder – Part 2 – Should I agree to be an Executor?
The overriding duty of an Executor is to collect in the assets of the deceased and administer the es...
Wills & Estates: Points to Ponder – Part 1 Why Make a Will?
Understandably making a Will is often at the bottom of the “to do” pile, but it is one of the mo...