What should you do if you receive a letter from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) asking for details of a deceased’s assets and liabilities? It is very common to receive such a letter, but they can be a little bit alarming. Our latest blog post explains what you should do...
Digital assets and your Will. When preparing a Will, it may be prudent to prepare a letter of wishes to go with it, advising your executors and trustees how you would like your digital assets to be dealt with on your death.
Making provision for a disabled or vulnerable beneficiary can cause great worry for clients. Clients are often concerned about many aspects...
Are you due an inheritance? Do you want it? If not, there are various choices you can make...
A recent case has once again highlighted the importance of making an appropriate Will when a couple live though are not married. The temptation for many couples is to ignore this issue though the consequences can be far-reaching.
Timms Wills & Probate Solicitor, Matt Kelly, has recently become a full accredited member of the organisation ‘Solicitors for the Elderly’. Matt joins Jo Robinson, Head of the Wills & Probate team to be a fully accredited 'Solicitors for the ... Solicitors for the Elderly: Matt Kelly becomes a Full Member
Timms Wills & Probate Solicitor, Keith Baldock-Grimes, gives 10 reasons for making a Will
Many people understand that taking legal advice when making a Will helps ensure their assets are distributed in a manner that correctly reflect their wishes and minimises the chances of the homemade Will being challenged
