@solicitorchat [1/4] Our @HJALifePlanning team are working remotely, so we’re able to help you write or update your #will as normal. To be valid, a will must be signed by the Testator (the person making the will) in the joint presence of two witnesses who must also sign it.
It has never been more important to protect your Estate & loved ones with a #Will. With current #COVID19 restrictions, Josephine Russen, Associate in the
@hodgejonesallen#Wills, #Probate & #EstatePlanning team explains how to stay safe in doing so: https://t.co/Phxkq7Cs26
25 million UK workers may not have taken the step to protect their finances and provide for their loved ones. Read on to understand the common misconceptions about making a will #SFELawyers https://t.co/l76ijOuDvQ
If you require a specialist solicitor to advise on any related to later life planning, both concerning health, care & wellbeing and financially, Solicitors for the Elderly’s members specialise in older client law and older client care
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The difference between attorneys and executors is often misunderstood. Their roles are similar to an extent, but also very different. @sfelawyers explains more #SFELawyers https://t.co/sCyjfuMOxi #attorneys#executors#probate#wills#LPAs
Josephine Russen advises on matters concerning:
Wills and Codicils, Probate, Powers of Attorney
Trusts ,Tax and Estate Planning
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Six figure damages awarded today in malicious prosecution claim against Met Police (Rees v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis [2019] EWHC 2120 (QB). Our Stephen Simblet of @GCCcivillibs for claimant instructed by Andrew Guile of @GuileNicholas https://t.co/8lXtI6cwYP
#DidYouKnow There are 850,000 people with dementia in the UK; 225,000 people will develop dementia this year; 1 in 6 people over the age of 80 have dementia; and 42,325 have early onset (before 65) dementia #LastingPowersofAttorney#dementia
The difference between executors and attorneys is often misunderstood and this can sometimes confuse clients. Both roles are important and involve attending to somebody's financial affairs. Read the latest SFE #blog on #attorneys and #executors
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Making a will means that your family can deal with your estate easily, at a time of pain and stress. @SFELawyers explains how to make sure your will reflects your wishes https://t.co/6ubIPmXyyl #SFELawyers