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Expert legal advice with extra care

Posted: 21 July

Our solicitors Carly Dartnell and Andrew Hurrell are proud Accredited Lifetime Lawyers. They’re some of the most qualified specialists in the country in helping you make decisions and plans for the future. Here’s some of the reasons why you...

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Grandparents’ Rights When Social Services Are Involved

Posted: 17 July

If Social Services become involved with your grandchildren, it can be an overwhelming and emotional time. Many grandparents are unsure about their legal rights and whether they can step in to care for their grandchild. Unless you have Parental...

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The Association of Lifetime Lawyers:

Posted: 01 July

30 years of supporting those most in need Our clients often come to us at significant moments in their lives: making a will, planning for later life, putting in place a Lasting Power of Attorney, supporting a loved one...

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Why get a Health & Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney

Posted: 17 June

Planning for the future is one of the most important things you can do to protect your health and wellbeing, especially as you get older. A Health and Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) allows you to choose someone...

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How long does a divorce take? A practical guide

Posted: 20 May

Deciding to divorce your spouse can be a very big decision. It is a sensitive and emotional time for everyone involved. Whatever your reasons for divorce, the decision is the first step in what is a very long journey...

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Inheritance tax is changing in 2026

Posted: 11 February

What farming families and business owners need to know If you own a farm, land, or a family business, you will have undoubtedly heard that inheritance tax (IHT) rules are changing. While the headlines have caused concern, the key...

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What Does It Mean to Be a Beneficiary of a Will?

Posted: 12 December

When someone makes a will, they choose the people who will receive their money, property or possessions after their death. These people are known as beneficiaries. Understanding what it means to be a beneficiary of a will can help...

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Understanding Life Interest Trusts

Posted: 05 September

A life interest trust enables you to preserve the value of your estate for future generations. These trusts are usually included in wills for the preservation of properties. Benefits for Blended Families Blended families often benefit from a life...

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What is an Enduring Power of Attorney?

Posted: 28 August

An EPA is a document authorising one or more people (Attorneys) to manage financial and property matters on behalf of an individual (Donor), in the event that the Donor loses mental capacity. It is no longer possible to create...

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Trump Backs British Farmers

Posted: 04 August

Uk Inheritance Tax Changes Loom British farmers are facing major changes to inheritance tax (IHT) rules that could threaten the future of family-owned farms and agricultural businesses. With the UK Government set to scale back long-standing agricultural tax reliefs...

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Expert legal advice with extra care

Our solicitors Carly Dartnell and Andrew Hurrell are proud Accredited Lifetime Lawyers. They’re some...

- 21 July 2026

Mirror Wills Vs. Mutual Wills: Which Should You Have?

Making sure that your estate and assets are fairly distributed after you die is...

- 20 July 2026

Grandparents’ Rights When Social Services Are Involved

If Social Services become involved with your grandchildren, it can be an overwhelming and...

- 17 July 2026

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