Pension savings are usually not covered by your will, so your provider needs separate instructions to understand your preferences. An expression of wish form tells your pension provider who you’d like to receive your pension savings if you die before taking your pension. This applies to most workplace and private pensions. It is not legally […]
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While many mark the Spring Bank Holiday as a chance to unwind, May 26th 2025 also holds deeper significance as Celebration Day — a day to remember and honour those who have passed away. It’s a time for reflection. A time for stories. And importantly, a time to think about legacy — both the memories
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At Atterbury Payne, we understand the importance of providing caring and friendly assistance when it comes to matters as sensitive as wills, probate, and estate planning. Our dedicated team specialises in offering expert guidance and support in areas including Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney, Estate Planning, Probate, and Trusts. With our years of experience and
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We’re all aware of the importance of a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), a document we arrange while we’re able to make decisions for ourselves. It appoints someone we trust to make decisions on our behalf if we become unable to do so. But did you know the document once in place can be accessed
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Expert legal advice with extra care – why should I use a Lifetime Lawyer? Our solicitors Lindsey Atterbury and Hannah Howe are proud Accredited Lifetime Lawyers. They’re some of the most qualified specialists in the country in helping you make decisions and plans for the future. Here’s some of the reasons why you should use
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The long promised mandatory Trust Registration Service is now live and the deadline for registrations is looming. Who should register trusts? It is the trustees responsibility to register a trust. Trustees may do this themselves or appoint an agent to do so on their behalf. When should trusts be registered? Trusts must be registered
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