As your parents age, you will undoubtedly notice differences in how they function. There may be subtle changes such as getting tired more quickly or not driving as well. However, there can also be more alarming signs that your parents are having trouble, such as not...
Probate
Protecting aging parents who have Alzheimer’s and dementia with a conservatorship
When your parent has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia and begins to show significant symptoms, his or her condition can deteriorate rapidly. Someone in this state often experiences difficulty caring for their basic safety and living...
The Right Way to Prepare Your Estate for United Kingdom Probate
Planning for the future of your assets, debts, and property is a responsible and considerate act. Not only will you have the peace of mind which comes with making sure your final wishes are known, but you will also help your family avoid unnecessary conflict and...
Planning for Your Loved One with a Mental Illness
Family members of loved ones with a serious psychiatric diagnosis can become very involved in advocating for their care and monitoring their condition. By the time the person becomes an adult, loved ones are often quite familiar with their symptoms and the struggles...
Planning for a Conflict-Free United Kingdom Probate
Being involved in a probate case can be a stressful experience. While you are dealing with the loss of a loved one, this impersonal legal process can make managing their final expenses and assets difficult. When there are disagreements between heirs, this already...
What is the executor’s role in the probate process?
Creating a last will and testament can be a tedious process. It can be difficult to consider what happens to your property and assets once you pass. As part of your last will and testament, you may want to choose an estate administrator or executor who will take care...
Do I need a lawyer for my United Kingdom Probate case?
At first glance, United Kingdom probate may appear simple enough. However, when things go wrong, your case can go from being straight-forward to being so complicated you could be in court for years to come. Having the advice of an experienced United Kingdom probate attorney...
Avoiding United Kingdom Probate
When you hear someone mention probate, it is usually accompanied by frustration. This is because for many people, this can be a lengthy process with confusing requirements. Additionally, once it's all over, heirs often find that a good deal of their inheritance has to...
How to Successfully Complete a United Kingdom Probate Case
Going through a United Kingdom probate case can be a frustrating and confusing process especially when you have no idea what to expect. The good news is that there are steps you can take which can make the process easier and more understandable. Here are some tips on how...
What to Expect During United Kingdom Probate
Most people don't think about the word probate until someone close to them passes away. After a loved one dies, surviving family members can be overwhelmed with making final arrangements while trying to determine how to manage the decedent's estate. During this...