UK-owned assets passed to loved ones can attract tax upon death – everyone should understand the implications and plan appropriately!
Discussing the most common reasons why a Trust is set up and how to achieve certain benefits that cannot be carried out with other Estate Planning tools
Charitable giving as part of the Estate Planning is not the hallmark of the wealthy and everyone can make an impact when they are alive or after they pass away
Alfred Ip discusses essential considerations for those who are going through cancer treatment and highlights real-life examples as a Private Client solicitor
Mutual Wills can be made between any two or more people who intend to bind each other to an estate plan. Whether they are the suitable tool for your own needs depends upon your circumstances.
Making the invisible truly visible: this year celebration of LGBT+ inclusion takes a deeper meaning as it falls during The Shield of Justice campaign
Estate and wealth planning is key for everyone, however families with children affected by disabilities must pay extra attention when making such plans.
Tatler finds out how to solve the challenges that can arise around estates and their myriad competing interests
The Importance of Tax Planning – the need to pay attention to Inheritance Tax (40%) before moving to the UK
Child safeguarding is the responsibility for an organisation to ensure that their staff, programs and operations are not exposing children to the risk of harm and abuse