Can You Have Two Property and Financial Affairs LPAs?

by Jasvir Patel | Jul 25, 2026 | Lasting Power of Attorney

Can You Have Two Property and Financial Affairs LPAs? Yes. Many business owners choose to have two separate Property and Financial Affairs Lasting Powers of Attorney: One dealing with their personal financial affairs. One dealing specifically with their business...

Do I Need a Will If I Own a House in the UK? 7 Costly Mistakes Every Homeowner Should Avoid (2026 Guide)

by Jasvir Patel | Jul 21, 2026 | Lasting Power of Attorney, Probate, Wills

Do I Need a Will If I Own a House in the UK? Buying a home is one of the biggest financial commitments most people will ever make. Yet many homeowners overlook one of the simplest ways to protect that investment—making a valid Will. Whether you own your home outright,...

Should Every Business Owner Have a Separate Lasting Power of Attorney for Their Business?

by Jasvir Patel | Jul 16, 2026 | Lasting Power of Attorney

Running a Successful Business Requires Careful Planning Most business owners insure their premises, protect against cyber threats, prepare shareholder agreements and put succession plans in place. However, one area that is frequently overlooked is what would happen if...

Six Reasons to Write Your Will

by The Legal Practice | Feb 23, 2026 | Lasting Power of Attorney, Probate, Wills

Why Your Will Matters Let’s be honest – thinking about what happens after you’re gone isn’t exactly cocktail party chat. But here’s the truth: making a will is one of the smartest moves you can make for your loved ones. Despite its importance,...

UK EMPLOYMENT LAW CHANGES 2026: PARENTAL AND MATERNITY LEAVE

by The Legal Practice | Feb 9, 2026 | Employment law, Lasting Power of Attorney, Litigation

OPERATIONAL BRIEF FOR EMPLOYERS April 2026 marks a structural shift in UK employment liability. The removal of qualifying periods for family leave, increased statutory pay, and new bereavement protections mean employers will face immediate compliance exposure from day...

 Delays to Death Certificates: What Families Need to Know

by The Legal Practice | Feb 7, 2026 | Employment law, Lasting Power of Attorney, Litigation

Recent reforms to the death certification process in England and Wales are causing longer waits for some grieving families. Changes introduced in September 2024 require every death not referred to a coroner to be reviewed by an independent medical examiner before a...