What is a resolution?
I’m appealing to you to be resolved in making this year the one where you finally get your Will and/or your lasting power of attorney drawn up. Or updated if you already have them.
Supporting Brighter Futures
Supporting Brighter Futures is an important part of my Will Writing business. I’ve been doing so with great pride for about seven years now. And I’m pleased to report that our commitment is strong. In my Will writing capacity, I offer a 10 per cent discount on my services to NHS staff.
Can AI draft your Wills?
Can artificial intelligence draft your Wills?
What you Will do before your holidays
Holidays and last minute Wills
Advance Statement and Advance Directives
A brief explanation of advance directives and advance statements.
Are you resolved?
Make 2023 the year to do your Wills!
Supporting Brighter Futures
How you can still support Charites despite the cost of living crisis
A Good Life
In this blog I look at end of life care and quality of life.
Travel Tips
Many people decide to have their Will drafted before going on holiday, which is great. But so many leave it until the last minute. Don’t be caught out: read on for some useful travel tips that will put your mind at ease, so you can really enjoy your holiday.
Five Reasons to Update Your Will
Has it been a while since your Wills were written? Have your circumstances changed in any way? Divorce, death, remarriage, a new partnership: all these life events could render your current Will either null and void. Here are 5 reasons why you should consider updating your Will.
Why Your Parents Need a Lasting Power of Attorney
The short answer to this question is peace of mind. Peace of mind for you and peace of mind for them. An LPA brings reassurance that someone they trust can take charge of their affairs should they become unable to. Read on.
Make 2022 the Year You Make Your Will!
Have you made your Will yet? If not, why not? There are many reasons why you should, of course, but the main one is control. We can’t control either how, where or when we die. but with the help of a well-written Will, we can control the division of our estate and the allocation of our goods and chattels.