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Having a will in place ensures your wishes are carried out when you die. This could include who you would like to deal with your affairs, your funeral arrangements or who you would like to look after your children should anything happen to you #SFElawyers https://youtu.be/UKhr97fJmVY 

SFE ‘what is IHT’ video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oajFmxschw

Following today’s announcement by the Chancellor, here are the highlights from the Budget in relation to the areas of law that we cover: Capital Gains Tax (CGT) CGT allowance frozen at £12,300 until 2026, but no increase in CGT rates. Taxation for pensions There are no changes to the annual allowance of £40,000 or the

Following the national lockdown announcement on 4th January, we have made the decision to close our reception at both offices to all external visitors other than those needing to carry out an ID check or to produce original official documents (such as marriage certificates, death certificates and grants of probate). If you need to produce

There are many will writing services around all promising to create your will from a range of prices, but they don’t tell you that if it is not done correctly, it is worthless! Solicitors are regulated, have to have a certain level of training/guaranteed expertise and are also fully covered by indemnity insurance for the