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Our speakers from four jurisdictions (England & Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland and the Republic of Ireland) offer practical points of view when it comes tax, trust and estate planning
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This webinar will teach you how best to avoid contentious probate and what to do if one of your clients or estates becomes contentious.
This webinar will help you understand and stay up to date with both a broad understanding of the detail in this niche area of probate law.
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From 14 February 2024, HMCTS will be temporarily changing the opening hours for the probate enquiry phoneline
Keep up to date with features, commentaries and current awareness updates from the industry's leading practitioners. Published four times a year, it delves deep into the issues that matter most to you.
Kim Tasso looks at a three-tier, full firm approach to marketing private client services
Léa Maynard looks at the three different kinds of French will, and the practical language considerations at play in each
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are more popular than ever before, and are an important part of estate planning. Joanne Radcliff explains the assurances they can provide that a trust cannot
Our 'Back to Basics' section takes one key issue and provides extensive practical details to ensure you're up to speed and confident in your knowledge.
Sarah Murphy examines the inheritance tax implications of historic estates and national treasures
Emma Tante explains how to use the Court of Protection’s online system
Katy Withers and Erin Abul examine the growing trend of trusts acquiring property, and the advantages and disadvantages that this brings