Asset Valuation Problems - Chattels

When dealing with an estate, an increasing problem for executors is the valuation of assets in the form of the chattels of the deceased.

Asset Valuation Problems - Chattels

When dealing with an estate, an increasing problem for executors is the valuation of assets in the form of the chattels of the deceased.

Changing Wills For Benefit

A will expresses the final wishes of the deceased person and it is commonly thought that a will is irrevocable after death.

Changing Wills For Benefit

A will expresses the final wishes of the deceased person and it is commonly thought that a will is irrevocable after death.

Charity Donations Through the Tax Return

From 2003-4 Self-Assessment Tax Returns have included a facility to enable individuals to donate some or all of any tax repayment to a chosen charity.

Charity Donations Through the Tax Return

From 2003-4 Self-Assessment Tax Returns have included a facility to enable individuals to donate some or all of any tax repayment to a chosen charity.

Civil Partnership Act - New Will Needed

The Civil Partnership Act became law on 18 November 2004.

Domicile Opens Door to Inheritance Claim

There are circumstances under which people who have a reasonable right to expect provision is made for them out of the estate of a deceased person can claim against the estate under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975.

Helping Your Executors

Being an executor is a demanding job at the best of times and a task that is made all the more difficult when the deceased has not given proper thought to the problems their executors will face.

Helping Your Executors

Being an executor is a demanding job at the best of times and a task that is made all the more difficult when the deceased has not given proper thought to the problems their executors will face.