Property, planning and paying for care
‘A common concern for our clients and their families is the prospect of having to sell the family home in order to meet care costs,’ explains Andrew McClure, a Senior Associate in the Wills and Probate Team with Nalders in St Austell. ‘There are many articles...
Business planning and the importance of making a will
A will is an important part of everybody’s legal planning no matter your circumstances, but for anyone who is in business a well written will is vital to ensure the minimum disruption after your death. ‘Whether you are a sole practitioner, a partner in a...
High Court rules in favour of daughter after being omitted from her Mother’s will
The application of the law relating to testamentary capacity has been reaffirmed in a judgement recently handed down by the High Court in the case of Clitheroe v Bond. The late Jean Clitheroe left her estate (thought to be in the region of £350,00.00 –...
WILLS IN THE TIME OF COVID19
Many clients have enquired whether we can accept new Will instructions during this uncertain and difficult time. Perhaps even more so now than ever, Wills need to be made and the government has recognised the importance of legal practitioners and their work in...