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You’re probably heartily sick of hearing about the GDPR, but it is undeniably relevant to trustees and personal representatives (PRs). Lesley King takes a closer look at some of the implications for private client practitioners.
This month Roman Kubiak looks at an appeal where a will was upheld despite lacking witness signatures and a case where an attorney has been ordered to account for unauthorised payments from their father’s estate.
This month, Roman Kubiak looks at a case where beneficiaries of an estate challenged the reasonableness of fees incurred by executors in instructing two different firms, and a recent claim by an elderly cohabitee for reasonable financial provision who was awarded an outright transfer of property and capital lump sum.
Lesley King discusses the conditions which need to be met for notifiable arrangements.
The Private Client Section will provide you with support, advice, networking opportunities and enable the sharing of best practice with peers.
The current< Section Engagement programme has been created in consultation with the Section Advisory Committee and will focus on key issues including:
These issues will be addressed through
a range of activities including:
Workshops, Seminars, Conferences,
Webinars, Website, E-newsletters,
Magazines and a LinkedIn Group.
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