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When the Law Offers Protection But Banks Pull Up the Drawbridge: The Frustrating Reality of Disabled Persons’ Trust Accounts

by McHale Solicitors | News, Wills Probate and Estate Planning, Wills, LPAs & Probate Team

At McHale & Co, we work with families every day who are doing the right thing—planning ahead to safeguard the future of a disabled or vulnerable loved one. For many, that involves setting up a Disabled Person’s Trust (DPT), a carefully structured legal tool that...

A New Chapter for Wills: Law Commission Publishes Draft Bill to Modernise Outdated Law

by McHale Solicitors | News, Wills Probate and Estate Planning, Wills, LPAs & Probate Team

The Law Commission has today published a draft bill proposing the biggest changes to Wills law in nearly 200 years. These long-awaited reforms aim to bring the Wills Act 1837 up to date with the realities of modern life. Why Are These Changes Being Proposed? The Law...

When Separation Isn’t Enough; The Impact of Not Divorcing on Inheritance

by Philippa Carroll | Dispute Resolution Team, News, Wills Probate and Estate Planning

In the realm of inheritance law, the complexities of probate disputes often intensify when spouses are separated but not divorced. Despite living apart and potentially forming new relationships, the legal bond of marriage can have profound implications on estate...

Sibling Rivalries: Contesting a Will After a Parent’s Death

by Philippa Carroll | Dispute Resolution Team, News, Wills Probate and Estate Planning

While many hope that the death of a parent would unite siblings, it often exacerbates sibling rivalry. Emotions run high, and grief can fuel disagreements, especially if the parent’s will does not provide equally for the siblings. This can lead to a contest of the...

The Importance of Lasting Powers of Attorney: Insights from The Martin Lewis Money Show

by Philippa Carroll | News, Wills Probate and Estate Planning, Wills, LPAs & Probate Team

In the recent episode of The Martin Lewis Money Show, the well-known financial expert stressed a crucial but often overlooked aspect of personal finance and planning: the importance of having Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) in place. While many people may not give...

Protect your Loved Ones with a Will this Valentines Day

by Philippa Carroll | News, Wills Probate and Estate Planning, Wills, LPAs & Probate Team

Valentine’s Day is a time for celebrating love and showing our admiration to the people we care about. We celebrate by showering our loved ones with gifts and flowers, exchanging heartfelt messages in cards, and treating them to romantic dinners. While these are sweet...
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