On day three of our week dedicated to weddings at the time of Covid-19, Carrie Duncan discusses the affect of marriage on wills. #wills#marriage#COVID19#weddingsweek https://t.co/hANvxFcACh
So after almost 4 months of juggling work with nursing an infant and “negotiating” with a very strong willed toddler, they’re back to nursery today. And I miss them dreadfully. And I HATE the silence. What is wrong with me?! 🤯 #thenewnormal#thenewnewnormal
You’ve sorted your Will but what if you are unable to make your own decisions during your lifetime...?Make sure you’re in charge of who makes those decisions in your place #LPAweek
This week at Anthony Gold is Lasting Power of Attorney week. Over the course of the week we will explain what LPA is and why it's important. In today's video Rachel Hyneman explains what Lasting Power of Attorney is. https://t.co/28y5HghsQK #LPAweek
@tim_hewson@IanBondTEP “If it’s too easy, it’s not worth worth it” (or the paper it’s written on).
Now more than ever, we need to be taking good advice about the making, and execution, of our #Wills
Carrie Duncan will be hosting a live Instagram on 7th May at 1pm, looking at why you should instruct a solicitor to prepare your will. If you have any questions for Carrie please reply to this tweet, we will try and answer as many as possible. https://t.co/cVuHL7E0mb
Why should I instruct a solicitor to prepare my Will? Two more days to get your questions in on this, or any other Will related topic...
Reply with your questions below or DM me if you'd rather #WillsWeek
Carrie Duncan will be hosting a live Instagram on 7th May at 1pm, looking at why you should instruct a solicitor to prepare your will. If you have any questions for Carrie please reply to this tweet, we will try and answer as many as possible. https://t.co/cVuHL7E0mb
Tech is unrecognisable from what it was 18, let alone 180, years ago. Surely there is a way to allow video witnessing, particularly now it is so easy to make a recording of that witnessing?
STEP suggests the UK #MoJ consider a change to the Wills Act, so a will would only need to be witnessed by 1 person. The current law effectively condones gatherings of at least 3 people from 2 or more households, says Emily Deane TEP @TodaysWProbate https://t.co/jkW769901l
When you can’t pop out to @boroughmarket in your lunch hour, make sourdough instead... (recipe courtesy of @BreadAhead, execution still requires practise) #lockdownloaves#stayhome