Receiving an inheritance can bring significant changes to your financial circumstances. At what is often already an emotional time, reviewing your own Will and inheritance tax position may understandably not be at the top of your list. However, taking advice at an early stage can help ensure your inheritance is managed in a way that […]
When someone is no longer able to make decisions for themselves, there are two legal arrangements that often come into play: a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) and a Deputyship. Although they both allow someone else to make decisions on another person’s behalf, they work in very different ways. Understanding the difference can help you […]
You may have heard the phrase “putting the land on the balance sheet”. Doing so can be useful for tax and succession planning but what does it mean, legally? Once land is “put on the balance sheet” (becomes partnership property) it no longer belongs to the individual partner. Section 20 of the Partnership Act 1890 […]
Effectively managing mental health at work is more than just a ‘nice to have’. Employers have the following legal duties: To undertake risk assessments in relation to health and safety risks To review these whenever there is a reason to suspect they are no longer valid or there has been a significant change To provide […]
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