Posted 3 months ago
Are we ready for the “Modern” Will? Can we rely on technology? The Law that governed the making of Wills dates back to 1837. As a result, the Law Commission recently conducted a review and consultation has now closed. Next...
Posted 3 months ago
Wouldn’t it be nice to sleep like a baby? Anywhere, anyhow and with no worries about anything other than where your next meal is coming from? For those with long term or terminal health conditions, an Advance Decision to Refuse...
Posted 4 months ago
Pizza Delivery? Online shopping? Amazon? Wills on Wheels? These days people get what they need without leaving the safety and comfort of their homes. The offering of legal services do not have to be any different. Unfortunately, one of the...
Posted 4 months ago
Protecting the Elderly and Lasting Powers of Attorney. A recent documentary on ITV revealed that vulnerable people over 65 are targets for fraud crimes. The documentary focused on Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs), which appoint people to manage somebody else’s...
Posted 9 months ago
So you finally made your Will; you thought long and hard about who you would like to deal with your estate when you die and who you would like to leave your belongings to. You then signed it and forgot...
Posted 9 months ago
As the new Residence Nil Rate Band (RNRB) came into effect on 6th April 2017, you may wish to review your current Will. The RNRB means that an additional £100,000 tax free allowance will apply to estates in which a...
Posted 10 months ago
Most people purchase property as joint tenants. For those happily married couples with their own children this may well be the simplest and most appropriate option because the property automatically passes to the surviving spouse by “survivorship” regardless of the deceased...
Posted 2 years ago
Is the Government junior right advising leaving all to grandchildren to alleviate the housing shortage? A Junior minister has advised us to leave our estates to the next generation instead of our children. Cheshire solicitors Stonehewer Moss are unsure this...
👶👑Congratulations to Will's and Kate on the birth of their baby boy 👑👶
We have a colleague here at Stonehewer Moss who is pregnant 🤰 and we have been discussing boys ♂️ and girls ♀️ names..
We need help as we have ran out of ideas...
Please comment with names that you like/names of your own children 💙❤️
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Family and Corporate Solicitors Northwich covering Chester, Crewe, Knutsford, Macclesfield, Middlewich, Northwich, Runcorn, Sandbach, Warrington, Winsford, and across Cheshire.
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