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July 10, 2023
This case considers the relationship between the common law test of testamentary capacity, as set out in Banks v Goodfellow (1870) LR 5 QB 549 and the test for capacity set down in ss.2-3 Mental Capacity Act 2005.
July 5, 2023
Homemade or DIY Wills are not a new phenomenon and have been around for some time. To some a Will may look fairly straightforward, especially when things such as a high street ‘Will Kits’ are so readily available, how difficult can it be?
June 2, 2023
Need to know how to get power of attorney for an elderly parent with dementia? Read our guide to find out how to arrange an LPA on behalf of a family member.
February 10, 2023
A transferral of assets may be considered as deprivation if the intent of the action was to reduce the financial responsibility of an individual for their own care. Read our blog post to find out more.
January 23, 2023
In this blog, Sarah Hodkinson and Niamh Docherty from the Private Client Team at Ramsdens solicitors explain the importance of ensuring that a Will is regularly reviewed and kept up to date.
December 15, 2022
Margaret Wynn Owen was forced to wear a deceased care home resident’s clothing and have her hair cut by the staff after her friend, Brian, cruelly swindled her out of her life savings of £65,000 leaving her penniless...
December 8, 2022
As the nights begin to draw in and another year moves to a rapidly to a close, we often start to think about what we have achieved during the year and whether have got round to completing those ‘round to it’ jobs that seem to perpetually appear on our ‘to do’ lists.
November 24, 2022
If approached by someone extolling the virtues of Asset Protection Trusts (‘APTs’), it would be wise to think twice before agreeing to create a trust which could potentially cause you and your family serious distress.