Applying for a Grant of Representation on Credit for Inheritance Tax
22
Apr - 2024
How long do I get to pay Inheritance Tax (IHT) on a deceased's estate? Head of Wills & Probate, Charlotte Day discusses...
What Is A Mother & Baby Foster Placement? Why Is It Being Recommended Within Care Proceedings?
22
Apr - 2024
In their latest blog, our family law expert discusses what a mother & baby foster placement is and whether this type of placement is an assessment.
Protecting Children’s Privacy Online
11
Apr - 2024
In today's digital world, where children are increasingly tech-savvy, ensuring their privacy online is a crucial but challenging task for parents and guardians. Family Law Solicitor, Fiona Moffat, explores some of the latest statistics on protecting your children's privacy online...
What Is The Difference Between Freehold And Leasehold?
11
Apr - 2024
When purchasing a property, it is of importance that you know if you are buying a freehold property or a leasehold property, as they are rather different types of ownership.
Is 50/50 Shared Care a Good Idea?
11
Apr - 2024
During a separation, deciding on child arrangements is a big decision and 50/50 shared care is an increasingly common option. But is it the right choice for your family?
No Fault Divorce: Is the new Divorce Law already out of date?
11
Apr - 2024
Recently published statistics show a decline in the number of divorces being dealt with in the Family Courts. This is despite an increase that was expected when ‘no fault’ divorce came into effect in April 2022.
What Is A Limitation Period & How Does It Impact My Claim?
26
Mar - 2024
In her latest blog, Personal Injury Solicitor Molly Evans, discusses what limitation periods are and how they impact a Personal Injury claim...
The Association of Lifetime Lawyers
26
Mar - 2024
At Timms we have four fully Accredited Members of The Association of Lifetime Lawyers, but what does this mean? Wills & Probate Solicitor, Megan Lovell, explains in her latest blog...
Why Make a Health & Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney?
25
Mar - 2024
Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) enable you to appoint people (attorneys) of your choice with legal authority to act and make decisions on your behalf in relation to your finances, health & welfare if you are unable to do so yourself i.e. because you lack mental capacity.
Inheritance & Estranged Adult Children
25
Mar - 2024
Deciding how to handle inheritance with estranged adult children involves legal considerations and emotional challenges. Wills & Probate Solicitor, Matt Kelly discusses various case studies relating to the matter in his recent blog....
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