Tag: lifetime planning

Contesting a Will: Grounds, Timescales and What to Expect

Can you contest a will? Grounds for challenging a will in England, timescales and what the process involves. Cramp & Mullaney LLP, Eastbourne & Battle.

What Happens to Your Digital Assets When You Die?

What happens to your email, social media, cryptocurrency and online accounts when you die? Digital estate planning guide. Cramp & Mullaney LLP solicitors.

Leaving Money to Children: Trusts, Age Conditions and Guardianship

How to leave money to children in a will: trusts, age conditions, and appointing guardians. Cramp & Mullaney LLP solicitors, Kent and East Sussex.

Inheritance Tax: The Basics Every Family Should Understand

Inheritance tax basics explained for East Sussex families: nil rate band, residence nil rate band, exemptions and planning. Cramp & Mullaney LLP.

How Long Does Probate Take and What Does It Cost?

How long does probate take in England and what are the costs? Realistic timescales and fee guide from Cramp & Mullaney LLP solicitors, South East.

What Is Probate and When Is It Required?

When is probate required in England and what does the process involve? Plain English guide from Cramp & Mullaney LLP solicitors, Kent.

Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why You Need One Before You Need One

Why you should set up a Lasting Power of Attorney before you need one. Property, financial and health LPAs explained. Cramp & Mullaney LLP, East Sussex.

Choosing an Executor: What the Role Involves and Who to Pick

What does an executor do and who should you choose? A practical guide to appointing executors in your will. Cramp & Mullaney LLP solicitors, South East.

How to Make a Will: What It Must Include to Be Valid

What makes a will legally valid in England? Execution requirements, witnesses, and common mistakes to avoid. Cramp & Mullaney LLP solicitors, Kent.

Why Everyone Needs a Will and What Happens If You Die Without One

What happens if you die without a will in England? The intestacy rules explained for East Sussex families. Cramp & Mullaney LLP, Eastbourne & Battle.
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