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Trust & Estate Planning

The person who transfers assets into the Trust, is called the Settlor. They can also be a Trustee. For legal reasons - if you want the Trust to be able to sell property - you should have at least two Trustees up to four. Beneficiaries of Trusts can also be Trustees....

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Child Arrangements

Making child arrangements You can choose how to make arrangements for looking after your children if you separate from your partner. You and your ex-partner can usually avoid going to court hearings if you agree on: where the children will live how much time they will...

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Skilled Worker Visa Salary Rates Set To Increase

Those in the UK under the Skilled Worker route, or looking to apply in this route, may be happy to know that the general salary thresholds for the route are to increase from 12 April 2023. This is likely due to the fact that wages are rising, as is the national...

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What is a Grant of Representation?

What is a grant of representation? A ‘grant of representation’ is the generic term for the legal order issued by the probate court in the estate of a deceased person in England and Wales. In Scotland a grant equivalent is called a ‘confirmation’. The grant gives legal...

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Matrimonial Property Regime

What is a matrimonial property regime? Different countries and cultures have different ideas about marriage and how significantly it should affect asset ownership. Each country (and in federal countries such as the USA, each state) has very specific rules which should...

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