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Welcome to Bradleys Property and Probate Lawyers We offer Property and Probate services for individuals and commercial clients. If you are looking for legal expertise combined with fast, friendly and efficient service look no further!

Lasting Powers of Attorney are increasingly important.

Banks and financial institutions want to see Property and Affairs Lasting Powers of Attorney and Doctors often request Health and Welfare Lasting Powers of Attorney.

Contact us for more details.

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For a view of of the start of 2013 and some predictions see this very useful Spring 2013 newsletter reproduced here with kind permission of the author Peter Buxtorf

Inheritance Tax limits for married couples and civil partners

The Inheritance Tax allowance is £325,000 per person but is transferable between spouses or civil partners. As a result the married couples' and civil partners’ allowance is now potentially £650,000 depending on your circumstances.

For more information and for Wills contact Sharon Boothby

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'Willmakers of Distinction' Directors Jailed

The directors of the Midlands will-writing firm Willmakers of Distinction have been jailed for the theft of more than £400,000 from the estates of clients. Nicholas Butcher was jailed for three and a half years and banned from acting as a director for...

Estate Agent Abused Power of Attorney

The dangers of giving a power of attorney to the wrong person have yet again come into focus following the conviction of a Birmingham estate agent who had stolen more than £250,000 from an elderly couple. The couple, a woman aged 93 and her...

Have You Made a Will?

The Law Society is urging the nearly 70 per cent of the adult population who have not yet made a will to do so. There are many reasons why you should make a will. It is a mistake to think that it is only necessary if you have a substantial estate. Estate...

Making Your Will - Guidance

It is easy to keep putting off making a will. However, having a valid will is the only way to guarantee that your estate goes to who you want it to when you die. If a person dies having made a will, the distribution of their estate is normally...

House Sales - Replying to Enquiries

When a house is bought or sold, the prospective purchaser makes what are called ‘pre-contract enquiries’ in order to establish the exact details of the property being bought. These are normally in the form of a standard set of questions with any...

Transferable Nil-Rate Bands - New Code of Practice

If a person's estate does not fully utilise the nil-rate band for Inheritance Tax (IHT) purposes, the unused proportion of the nil-rate band can be used on the death of that person’s spouse or civil partner. This is termed the ‘transferable...

Unexpected Debt Causes Shock for Executor

When an executor becomes responsible for administering the estate of a person who has died, he or she is required to gather in the assets of the deceased and to discharge from them any amounts owed by the deceased. A recent news item shows how important it...

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