Labour's recent UK election victory could lead to significant changes in inheritance tax (IHT) policies, focusing on wealth redistribution and public funding.
These proposed changes aim to address economic inequality but will require detailed consultations and phased implementation, so it’s vital for legal professionals to stay informed and advise their clients on proactive estate planning strategies.
Labour’s recent UK election victory could lead to significant changes in inheritance tax (IHT) policies, focusing on wealth redistribution and public funding.
These proposed changes aim to address economic inequality but will require detailed consultations and phased implementation, so it’s vital for legal professionals to stay informed and advise their clients on proactive estate planning strategies.
Participating in the Will Aid campaign offers a unique opportunity for solicitors to grow their client base while supporting UK charities. By waiving your fee for writing basic Wills and encouraging voluntary donations, you can enhance your firm’s profile and contribute to important causes. With comprehensive PR support from the Will Aid team, including press releases, local media coverage, and social media tools, you’ll maximise your campaign impact.
Joining Will Aid offers numerous benefits for law firms beyond community support.
This initiative not only raised over £770,000 last year but also helps law firms attract new clients, boost staff morale and enhance their local reputation.
Heir hunters, also known as probate genealogists, play a crucial role in locating missing or unknown heirs to estates left behind by deceased individuals. While the core function of heir hunting remains consistent across different regions, the approach, legal frameworks, and operational methods can vary significantly from one country to another. Here’s a closer look […]
Blanchards discusses the complexities and opportunities of unclaimed estates, which are assets left behind by deceased individuals without clear heirs.
Reasons for unclaimed estates include lack of estate planning, unknown heirs, legal disputes, and absence of an executor.
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