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Shh! It's a secret trust, or is it?

Often people wish to make a gift to a person in their will on the understanding that the person will use the gift for the benefit of someone else. Some of the problems that can arise when relying on this arrangement were laid bare this year as the...

Cap on care costs: Is £86,000 the true figure and what do we know about the proposals?

The government has proposed to bring in a “cap” of £86,000 on October 2023 on the amount adults pay for their care. It will need to be voted on like any piece of new legislation and we have yet to see the details, but we already know that...

Judge overturns Jehovah's Witness's Advance Decision not to accept a blood transfusion

This case serves as a good example that Advance Decisions should be regularly reviewed and that the provisions of Lasting Powers of Attorney should be carefully drafted to ensure your wishes are clear and adhered to. Mrs W was an 80-year-old Jehovah's...

Are wills public documents?

In most cases a will becomes a public document after probate has been issued, but there are exceptions such as in the case of the late HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, whose will has been sealed for 90 years. Unless you are the Queen or King of...

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