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Corporate power of attorney can be given by company directors or shareholders to appoint another person to carry out responsibilities…

If your Will is made in a Commonwealth Country the general principle is that the Will is deemed valid in…

Equality for un-married couples has increased but there’s been no change to taxation structure and parts of the tax code…

There were no announcements in this year’s Budget about tightening up Capital Gains tax (CGT) and Inheritance tax (IHT)….

Almost all Trusts are now required to be registered with HMRC using the Online Trust Registration Service (TRS)….

It is possible to apply for a Welfare Deputyship but for many years it has been very difficult to be…

We explain how trusts work from a legal standpoint, the purpose of trusts, and how you can benefit from using…

Executors are individuals or professionals chosen to administer the Estate of someone who has passed away where that person has…

Britney has been in the Conservatorship for the past 12 years. Many of her fans see the conservatorship as prison…

Where it is not possible to resolve a Will disputes amicably, court action might be the only alternative, but it…

A testators freedom is compromised by the state’s expectation that a person making a Will should not leave their family…

The simple answer is… yes. A stepchild could legitimately bring a claim as they would fall under the category of…