Frustrated by the probate process taking longer than expected? You're not alone – delays at the Probate Registry are causing headaches for many. Head of Wills & Probate, Charlotte Day, discusses this in her most recent blog...
The Gender Recognition Act 2004 came into force on 4th April 2005 and enables people to obtain a Gender Recognition Certificate and change their legal gender in the UK.
Every year in May, Timms support Dying Matters Awareness Week which encourages the local community to get talking about death, dying and grief in whatever way, shape or form works for them.
How long do I get to pay Inheritance Tax (IHT) on a deceased's estate? Head of Wills & Probate, Charlotte Day discusses...
At Timms we have four fully Accredited Members of The Association of Lifetime Lawyers, but what does this mean? Wills & Probate Solicitor, Megan Lovell, explains in her latest blog...
Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) enable you to appoint people (attorneys) of your choice with legal authority to act and make decisions on your behalf in relation to your finances, health & welfare if you are unable to do so yourself i.e. because you lack mental capacity.
Deciding how to handle inheritance with estranged adult children involves legal considerations and emotional challenges. Wills & Probate Solicitor, Matt Kelly discusses various case studies relating to the matter in his recent blog....
Death is a difficult topic to consider but planning for what happens to your assets afterwards brings peace of mind and clarity for your loved ones. Timms Trainee Solicitor, Sophie Wildsmith discusses in her latest blog...
Jo Robinson, Charlotte Day, Matthew Kelly, Megan Lovell and myself, are all proud Accredited Lifetime Lawyers(formerly Solicitors for the Elderly). We join the most qualified specialists in the country in helping you make decisions and plans for your future.
'Would your family know where to find your finances after you're gone?' In the midst of daily life, it's easy to let paperwork pile up and to lose online passwords. But the reality is, when someone we love passes away, the burden of settling their affairs falls on those left behind.
