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How a deed of variation may help you if you are dealing with a deceased person’s estate or are due to inherit What is a…
The government has yet to relax any rules on signing of Wills but there are solutions.
The Inheritance Tax Act 1984 contains provisions that mean that emergency service personnel’s estates are exempt from inheritance tax in the event that an emergency…
What is an Enduring Power of Attorney and a Lasting Power of Attorney? An Enduring Power of Attorney and a Lasting Power of Attorney are…
With the current restrictions in place as a result of COVID-19, Bruce Clarke, Partner in Rix & Kay’s Wills and Estate Planning team looks at…
Simple to use video calls if you need to meet with us It is fair to say that at the moment we are living in…
The residence nil-rate band was introduced with effect from 6th April 2017 as a result of the promise in 2015 by George Osborne to introduce…
By now most people are aware that there is a general election on Thursday 12th December and whilst an election brings with it a time…
Rix & Kays specialist trusts and tax lawyer in Kent, Bruce Clarke, explains some of the financial trust options available to individuals. Trusts are still…
