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Aren’t I Too Young To Write A Will?

When you’re young, thinking about death is probably not something you do very often. That’s understandable. You may think you’re too young to have a will, however it’s something all adults should have drafted for some very compelling reasons. A will controls how your estate is handled and who benefits from it when you die. […]

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The Probate Process: Applying for Probate and Taking Next Steps

When a loved one passes, it’s already a difficult enough time without added stress. On top of that, it can be a challenging process taking on the complicated duties of administering the estate, but that’s exactly what the executor of a Will and an estate has to do. This is called the probate process, and […]

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Making a Will

It’s easy to put off making a last will and testament. Yet when you sit and think about what happens to your money, property, and other assets, you’ll likely want to ensure they are distributed to certain important people in your life and don’t end up improperly divided or worse, property of the state. Without […]

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Why Should I Have a Lasting Power of Attorney?

The autonomy to make your own decisions about financial and health matters is something you cherish, but it is not something you can afford to take for granted. After all, despite the veneer, there is much in life that is beyond our control. When the unexpected happens, not having a plan already in place can […]

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Do I Need A Will?

10 Compelling Reasons to Write A Will The concept of preparing a will can seem daunting and let’s face it, nobody enjoys raising the subject of their eventual death among loved ones. For the procrastinators among us, it’s often overlooked as ‘something I must get around to doing when I have time’ and for many, […]

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Equity Release

Why You Need A Solicitor To Act On Your Behalf Many people find themselves needing access to more cash during retirement or in later life. In a scenario where you don’t have enough savings, there are ways to use the value of your home to boost your finances. At Elizabeth Middleton Solicitors, we support our […]

Lasting Powers Of Attorney (LPA)

A Guide To Understanding The Different Types Of LPA When it comes to giving someone Lasting Power of Attorney, there are a few fundamental things to note about the different types and what they mean. In this article, Elizabeth Middleton Solicitors has outlined the options that can be put in place to give you peace […]

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What Is Probate?

A SIMPLE GUIDE TO THE STAGES OF PROBATE Managing the financial and property related affairs of a loved one when they die is never easy. At Elizabeth Middleton Solicitors, we have prepared a simple guide to talk you through the steps required when administering a dead person’s estate. The entire administration process is called ‘Probate’. […]

Equality and Diversity Policy

Elizabeth Middleton Solicitors Equality and diversity policy 1.1 This document sets out our policy on equality and diversity. 1.2 We have introduced this policy as confirmation of our commitment to ensuring equality and diversity and to the prevention of discrimination. 1.3 We are particularly concerned that equality and diversity is maintained in the following areas: […]

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