by Jane Cassell | Sep 26, 2020 | Wills
Confused? Take Action It’s been a strange time recently. Many of us have found the pandemic situation challenging. Some point to mental health issues. Others use language like tearful. Some probably go for longer runs. Some wish they could run away. Others have...
by Jane Cassell | Aug 9, 2020 | Wills
Is your original Will safe? Many of you will know that I encourage my clients to have their valuable documents (Wills, Letters of Wishes, Lasting Powers of Attorney and other items), stored professionally. I have no idea if you will die in a house fire, and neither do...
by Jane Cassell | Jul 7, 2020 | Wills
This isn’t fair! A few days before Mother’s Day this year, I was supposed to be picking my Dad up for a week of care. Technically, it’s care for him and respite for my step Mum, but in reality, it’s a week of fun and delight. However, we as a...
by Jane Cassell | Apr 19, 2020 | Wills
Jewellery and gold in your Will Some cultures have a tendency to keep significant quantities of jewellery and gold in the family. If you want the destination of your pieces to be legally binding when you die, they must be included in your Will. However, you may take...
by Jane Cassell | Sep 19, 2019 | Wills
What are Relaxed Payments? I talk about Relaxed Payments on social media, and sometimes people contact me to ask what I mean. Those of you who have been reading my articles for some time, know that when people take action with Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney...
by Jane Cassell | Jun 18, 2019 | Wills
Some years ago, I met with a gentleman who was to be the sole beneficiary under his Aunt’s Will. He was the unofficial carer you see, supporting her through her various challenges, both in life and in health. He arranged for all her needs to be met, and he was...
