As school terms end and the recent heat wave continues workers now turn their attention to their summer break. As we enter this peak holiday season we examine some of… Read more →
Clients often ask us as to whether their English Power of Attorney (either a Lasting Power of Attorney – an “LPA” – or its predecessor, an Enduring Power of Attorney… Read more →
Q: Tell us a little about your practice and what you particularly enjoy. My clients tend to have more of an international focus. For example, they might be UK nationals… Read more →
Traditionally, if you had assets in an EU country, it was generally recommended to take legal advice in that country on making a Will there. However, this all changed on… Read more →
Senior Associate Oliver Embley answers all your questions I was born in the United States when my father was working there. I gather that this might have tax problems. Could… Read more →
Welcome From the Editor A warm welcome to the Summer 2018 edition of In Trust. Through increasing globalisation, we are seeing an ever growing number of our clients with international… Read more →
The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (“the Inheritance Act”) enables certain categories of people to bring a claim for financial provision from a deceased person’s estate, even… Read more →
Tier 1 investors and entrepreneurs should make urgent moves to keep a record of their overseas travel, under strict new government guidance on permitted absences. The Home Office has changed… Read more →
Undeclared offshore assets are firmly on the radar of H M Revenue and Customs (“HMRC”) in furtherance of the government’s continued crackdown on tax evasion and avoidance. HMRC have recently… Read more →