On 30 October 2024, in her first Budget, the UK Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, announced the introduction of a limit to the 100% rate for...
Few of us want to spend time thinking about our deaths, or perhaps even less, about a time when we are still alive but unable to make our...
The piece below in the Art Newspaper is an excellent summary of the reasons why it is so important for artists to give as much thought to...
In the absence of sound legal advice, those planning how to pass on their wealth on their death may fall prey to popular myths about the...
The great wealth transfer to the next generations (millennials and Gen Z) has become a hotly discussed and debated issue amongst private...
Jeremy Hunt's first Budget as Chancellor was widely anticipated to be a fairly boring affair. With the economy in a difficult spot, his...
The case of Kaur v The Estate of Karnail Singh (Deceased), Avtar Singh Lally and Jagtar Singh Lally [2023] EWHC 304 is a salutary...
The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (the 1975 Act) allows specified classes of people to make claims against a...
What are digital assets? Investopedia defines a digital asset broadly as anything that is created and stored digitally, is identifiable...
People who collect art and other items of cultural value generally do so for one of two reasons - their own pleasure or to realise its...
Whilst some governmental organisations have been slow to react and adapt to the challenges thrown up by Coronavirus (I'm talking about...
Last November, the Government proposed a new regime for fees for non-contentious probate matters which would have seen the flat fee of...