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Private Client Paralegals – Honiton
Private Client work is a key area of practice at Everys. Our clients include farmers, landowners, and High Net Worth Individuals which gives us a client base...
Cohabitation Rights
By Cohabitation is a term used to describe two people who are in a relationship with each other and are living together but who are not married....
What happens if I lose mental capacity and I have not made a lasting power of attorney?
By What do I mean by mental capacity? Mental capacity is a complex subject but, at its most simplistic, it can be defined as our understanding of...
Preparing for your divorce appointment
By Preparing for your divorce appointment – what do I need to bring with me? In order to assist clients with their initial divorce and finance...
UPDATE ON REMOTE SIGNING AND WITNESSING OF WILLS
By Update on remote signing and witnessing of wills Following on from our recent article on remote signing and witnessing of wills, we want to...
Code of Practice for Commercial Property Relationships during Covid-19
The Government published the Code of Practice for commercial property relationships during the COVID-19 pandemic in June 2020.
Inheritance Tax – Fulfilling your obligation
By When someone dies, their assets are valued as at the date of death (known as the probate value). These values are reported to HMRC with the...
Do I need a Financial Consent Order when getting a divorce or dissolution?
By This is a question that I am asked many times and one where the consequences of not obtaining one can be devastating. The simple answer to...
Changes to the Witnessing of Wills
The Government has recently announced that there will be a relaxation of the rules relating to the execution of wills. Jane Flaherty, Associate Solicitor at Everys and a fully accredited member of Solicitors for the Elderly, advises of the changes in the law relating to the witnessing of wills.
The Overhaul of Divorce Proceedings
By Divorce proceedings can often be portrayed as being lengthy, costly and contentious. This certainly is not the case for everyone, but,...
Can an estate be diverted to someone else?
By Read time: about 8 - 10 mins A wife (W) has died, leaving her entire estate of £700,000 to her husband (H), which includes the family home and...
Government Guidance on the safe reopening of businesses on 4th July
By The Government has updated its guidance for businesses to reopen safely on 4th July, 2020. See the links below for more information....
Be in control of your estate … make a will!
By These are unprecedented times, and with difficult times comes difficult conversations. That includes thinking about what we want to happen to...
The Six Stages of Probate
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Why you should make or review your will
By Many people do not have a will, and others may have one which was made some time ago and has now, more or less, been forgotten or ignored. ...
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