From November 2019 first time home buyers will no longer be able to consider opening a Help to Buy ISA account to incentivise them to save for the deposit on ... Read More
The charity Dying Matters, holds an awareness week in May each year and this year’s theme is “Are We Ready?”. It’s a great starting point for us to talk ... Read More
Do you have a Family Protection Trust or an Asset Protection Trust? Are you considering putting either of these provisions in place?At Wolferstans, we are often contacted by people who ... Read More
‘I have a Will and so probate fees won’t be an issue for my estate as a Grant of Probate won’t be needed.’ Our Wills and Trusts team are frequently ... Read More
My partner has told me he will take the children away if I report his abuse. What are my options?As a parent you have a ... Read More
Since 2012 legal aid funding has been reduced by around £950m a year. This has resulted in a rise in people being forced to represent themselves in court. These people ... Read More
If a person is deemed to lack capacity to make a Will and their affairs necessitate some planning or allocation in the event of their death, steps can be taken ... Read More
Many of us will be familiar with the workings of the Court of Protection and the terms ‘Attorney’ or ‘Deputy’ but very few of us are likely to understand what ... Read More
Navigating your way around the different ways care is funded, whether at home or in a residential/rehabilitation setting, can be difficult. This is a brief introduction to the different types ... Read More