Even when a valid Will is in place, disputes can arise during the probate process (dealing with a deceased person’s estate), and obviously, this can be highly distressing at an already emotional time. Often, disputes are over the contents of the Will, mismanagement of the estate or the interpretation of the Will, accusations of fraud,

What is a Will for? To say who will receive your money, assets and property (your “estate”) when you die. To say who will see that your wishes are carried out – your “Executors”. To appoint guardians to care for any of your children who are under 18 when you die. Can I change my

A Trust is the formal transfer of money or property to individuals (normally 2 or 3) who are the trustees, with instructions that they hold and administer the assets for the benefit of others (the beneficiaries). They can be used an estate planning tool to ensure the management of the assets of a person, family

What is a Will for? To say who will receive your money, assets and property (your “estate”) when you die. To say who will see that your wishes are carried out – your “Executors”. To appoint guardians to care for any of your children who are under 18 when you die. Can I change my

At Jackson Longe Solicitors, we understand not only the legal challenges but also the emotional challenges of dealing with the death of a loved one. We are here to help with every step of the way from obtaining Grant of Representation to dealing with complicated tax issues and financial matters. Our Fees Probate Obtaining a

What is Power of Attorney A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document used for forward planning. It allows you to choose someone you trust (the Attorney) to make decisions for you, as it concerns your property and financial affairs, or health and welfare in the event that at some time in the

If you are a UK citizen or settled person you can bring your spouse or partner, or your fiancé or proposed civil partner to live with you in the United Kingdom. They will need to apply for a UK family visa. The appropriate family visa will allow your loved one to join and live with

If you are a UK citizen or settled person you can bring your fiancé, fiancée or proposed civil partner to live with you in the United Kingdom. They will need to apply for a UK family visa. The appropriate family visa will allow your loved one to join and live with you in the UK.