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Managing the affairs of clients who have assets across different jurisdictions but have lost mental capacity.
Learn to spot red flags that could indicate financial abuse and the common mistakes solicitors make when advising clients on gifts and wills.
An English Lawyer and a Spanish Lawyer discuss effective succession planning when two different jurisdictions are involved.
Understand how forced heirship laws or other rights in different jurisdictions can override the terms of the will.
Explore practical scenarios and best practice of will signing and administration including common queries; proving the will and amendments to the will.
Understand how to navigate uncertain descriptions of individuals and dates in wills; definitions of children and adopted children and gender issues.
Understand the difference between a mirror and a mutual will, how to protect beneficiaries without mutual wills and usual clauses.
The Hirachand Supreme Court judgment determined ‘success fees’ could not be part of an Inheritance Act claim. Our speakers explore the implications.
Understand the key requirements to apply for the grant of probate. A range of practical scenarios will help delegates understand latest developments.
Understand the information needed to administer the estate; what’s needed if there isn’t a will and hear top tips on communicating with family and avoiding disputes.
Understand the practical considerations for post-grant matters when dealing with estate distribution. Explore how the practitioner can help progress the matter.
Understand the tax considerations when dealing with the distribution of the estate. Speakers share top tips on IHT, capital gains and income tax.
Explore how to protect and account for the funds, when ‘P’ (a person who is 16 or over that lacks capacity) is managing their own funds.
Understand what deputies/attorneys need to look for in care home contracts when their mentally incapable clients must go into a home.
Understand what is a top-up and how it works for a client’s care. Our speakers share useful scenarios depending on how care is financed.
Develop your understanding of what the mental capacity assessor needs from the practitioner to ensure a successful assessment is carried out.
How do you proceed if you need to remove or substitute the executor of a will? In particular, what to do if that executor is a solicitor?
Join our Member Talk to help navigate the challenges of creating a valid will to avoid disputes.
Solicitors are seeing a recent increase in claims against an estate, often brought by adult children.
Join our Member Talk to help navigate the challenges of creating a valid will to avoid disputes.