Legal Chat UK Thu, 23 Jul 2026 10:50:07 +0100 http://www.warners-solicitors.co.uk en-gb © 2026 Legal Chat UK yes a19ae702-89c6-5391-ad56-8a13f9e98e5b k.humphrey@warners.law Warners Solicitors episodic false Welcome to the Legal Chat Podcast featuring a range of expert solicitors offering their insight into various legal topics. This Podcast is brought to you by Warners Solicitors. Based in Kent, Warners provides a full range of legal services to individuals, families and businesses.

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) solicitors, legal, law, uk Warners Solicitors k.humphrey@warners.law https://storage.buzzsprout.com/i3v37olw56mlqyouwa08p17rysk8?.jpg Legal Chat UK http://www.warners-solicitors.co.uk Inheritance Tax Changes Explained Inheritance Tax Changes Explained Inheritance Tax is changing, and many more families could be affected than they realise.

In this episode of Legal Chat, host Paul Harvey is joined by Richard Theobald, Partner in Warners Solicitors' Private Client team, to explain the major inheritance tax changes announced following the October 2024 Budget and what they could mean for individuals, families, business owners and farmers.

Together they discuss:

  • Why inheritance tax is no longer just an issue for the very wealthy
  • The impact of pensions becoming subject to inheritance tax from April 2027
  • Changes to Business Property Relief and Agricultural Property Relief
  • Common myths around gifting and the seven-year rule
  • Why reviewing your will, pension nominations and estate planning has never been more important
  • How solicitors and financial advisers can work together to help families plan effectively

Whether you've made a will years ago, have built up pension savings, own a family business, or simply want to understand how the latest changes could affect your loved ones, this episode provides practical guidance to help you stay informed and plan ahead.

Legal Chat is the podcast from Warners Solicitors, offering clear, practical insights into the legal issues that affect individuals, families and businesses.

]]> Inheritance Tax is changing, and many more families could be affected than they realise.

In this episode of Legal Chat, host Paul Harvey is joined by Richard Theobald, Partner in Warners Solicitors' Private Client team, to explain the major inheritance tax changes announced following the October 2024 Budget and what they could mean for individuals, families, business owners and farmers.

Together they discuss:

  • Why inheritance tax is no longer just an issue for the very wealthy
  • The impact of pensions becoming subject to inheritance tax from April 2027
  • Changes to Business Property Relief and Agricultural Property Relief
  • Common myths around gifting and the seven-year rule
  • Why reviewing your will, pension nominations and estate planning has never been more important
  • How solicitors and financial advisers can work together to help families plan effectively

Whether you've made a will years ago, have built up pension savings, own a family business, or simply want to understand how the latest changes could affect your loved ones, this episode provides practical guidance to help you stay informed and plan ahead.

Legal Chat is the podcast from Warners Solicitors, offering clear, practical insights into the legal issues that affect individuals, families and businesses.

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-19532335 Wed, 22 Jul 2026 15:00:00 +0100 951 Tax, Private Client, Richard Theobald 2 2 full false Employment Rights Act 2025 Explained Employment Rights Act 2025 Explained If you employ people in the UK, the Employment Rights Act 2025 is not background noise; it is a live set of employment law reforms that will change how you hire, manage, and retain staff.

In this episode, we sit down with Louise Brenland, who leads the employment law team at Warners Solicitors, to translate the headlines into practical reality for employers. We talk through what has already changed from April 2026, including the new Fair Work Agency and what day-one statutory sick pay means for absence management. We then unpack the biggest risk shift: unfair dismissal moving from a two-year qualifying period to six months from January, alongside the move towards unlimited compensation, and why that forces a rethink of probation, performance processes, and documentation.

Looking ahead, we map the reforms expected through late 2026 and 2027, including extended employment tribunal time limits, tougher sexual harassment duties, third-party harassment risk, and stricter expectations around flexible working. Louise also explains why relying on AI and quick online answers can backfire when the law is changing fast, and why manager training is a necessity, not a nice-to-have.

If you found this useful, subscribe to Legal Chat, share the episode with a colleague, and leave us a review. What change is most likely to disrupt your workplace this year?

]]> If you employ people in the UK, the Employment Rights Act 2025 is not background noise; it is a live set of employment law reforms that will change how you hire, manage, and retain staff.

In this episode, we sit down with Louise Brenland, who leads the employment law team at Warners Solicitors, to translate the headlines into practical reality for employers. We talk through what has already changed from April 2026, including the new Fair Work Agency and what day-one statutory sick pay means for absence management. We then unpack the biggest risk shift: unfair dismissal moving from a two-year qualifying period to six months from January, alongside the move towards unlimited compensation, and why that forces a rethink of probation, performance processes, and documentation.

Looking ahead, we map the reforms expected through late 2026 and 2027, including extended employment tribunal time limits, tougher sexual harassment duties, third-party harassment risk, and stricter expectations around flexible working. Louise also explains why relying on AI and quick online answers can backfire when the law is changing fast, and why manager training is a necessity, not a nice-to-have.

If you found this useful, subscribe to Legal Chat, share the episode with a colleague, and leave us a review. What change is most likely to disrupt your workplace this year?

]]> https://www.warners-solicitors.co.uk/employment-rights-act-2025-explained/ Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-19401247 Thu, 25 Jun 2026 16:00:00 +0100 1130 Employment, Louise Brenlund 2 1 full false Understanding the Children's Act: A Deep Dive into Child Protection Law with Julie Dan Understanding the Children's Act: A Deep Dive into Child Protection Law with Julie Dan Ever wondered about the intricacies of the Children's Act and its impact on families undergoing divorce or separation? We sat down with Julie Dan, an Associate at Warners Solicitors specialising in family law, and got down to the nitty-gritty. Julie, with her vast knowledge and firsthand experience, guides us through the Children's Act of 1989 and 2004, highlighting their differences, aims, and how they have influenced child protection policies in the UK. She also shared personal accounts where the Act has left a significant impact on families, both positively and negatively.

Our enlightening conversation with Julie doesn't stop there. We venture into the realm of potential changes to the Act, discussing the need for procedural modifications and a greater emphasis on certain areas during court proceedings. Julie's insights extend to the guiding principles of the Children's Act, underscoring the belief that children are best cared for in their family home without the need for court intervention. Embark on this insightful journey with us, and gain a deeper understanding of the legal complexities surrounding child welfare and protection. Don't miss this enlightening conversation with the brilliant Julie Dan.

]]> Ever wondered about the intricacies of the Children's Act and its impact on families undergoing divorce or separation? We sat down with Julie Dan, an Associate at Warners Solicitors specialising in family law, and got down to the nitty-gritty. Julie, with her vast knowledge and firsthand experience, guides us through the Children's Act of 1989 and 2004, highlighting their differences, aims, and how they have influenced child protection policies in the UK. She also shared personal accounts where the Act has left a significant impact on families, both positively and negatively.

Our enlightening conversation with Julie doesn't stop there. We venture into the realm of potential changes to the Act, discussing the need for procedural modifications and a greater emphasis on certain areas during court proceedings. Julie's insights extend to the guiding principles of the Children's Act, underscoring the belief that children are best cared for in their family home without the need for court intervention. Embark on this insightful journey with us, and gain a deeper understanding of the legal complexities surrounding child welfare and protection. Don't miss this enlightening conversation with the brilliant Julie Dan.

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-13158186 Thu, 25 Jun 2026 16:00:00 +0100 598 Family, Julie Dann, Divorce, Children 1 19 full false The Unseen Asset: Exploring Pensions in Divorce Cases The Unseen Asset: Exploring Pensions in Divorce Cases What if the most valuable asset in your divorce was something you barely gave a thought to? Unravel this as Charles Tennant, a specialist in family law from Warners Solicitors, takes us through the intricate, and often misunderstood, world of pensions and divorce. Charles expertly demystifies the complexities around how pensions are divided during a divorce, revealing the ins and outs of options like pension sharing, pension offsetting, and the seldom-used pension attachment. He sheds light on why understanding the real value of your pension is pivotal, and how different pension types can alter the financial outcome of a divorce. 

Immerse yourself in the controversial issue of dividing pensions accrued before marriage, and learn how recent case laws could potentially affect you. Charles also offers his insights on whether state pensions are usually subject to division, and the complexities surrounding final salary pensions. He stresses the importance of seeking professional advice when dealing with large pensions during a divorce. If you're venturing into the world of divorce and pensions, this episode is a treasure trove of information that could impact your financial future. This is not just about understanding the division of assets, it's about learning how to safeguard your financial stability. Tune in now, and arm yourself with knowledge that could significantly influence your tomorrow.

]]> What if the most valuable asset in your divorce was something you barely gave a thought to? Unravel this as Charles Tennant, a specialist in family law from Warners Solicitors, takes us through the intricate, and often misunderstood, world of pensions and divorce. Charles expertly demystifies the complexities around how pensions are divided during a divorce, revealing the ins and outs of options like pension sharing, pension offsetting, and the seldom-used pension attachment. He sheds light on why understanding the real value of your pension is pivotal, and how different pension types can alter the financial outcome of a divorce. 

Immerse yourself in the controversial issue of dividing pensions accrued before marriage, and learn how recent case laws could potentially affect you. Charles also offers his insights on whether state pensions are usually subject to division, and the complexities surrounding final salary pensions. He stresses the importance of seeking professional advice when dealing with large pensions during a divorce. If you're venturing into the world of divorce and pensions, this episode is a treasure trove of information that could impact your financial future. This is not just about understanding the division of assets, it's about learning how to safeguard your financial stability. Tune in now, and arm yourself with knowledge that could significantly influence your tomorrow.

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-13158189 Tue, 04 Jul 2023 09:00:00 +0100 680 Family, Charles Tennant, Pensions, Divorce 1 18 full false Decoding the Family Court System: Challenges and Alternatives with Keith Unger Decoding the Family Court System: Challenges and Alternatives with Keith Unger Uncovering the issues within the family court system, we venture into an illuminating discussion with our Family Law Partner, Keith Unger from Warners Solicitors. We dissect the various challenges currently distressing the system, be it frequent adjournments, administrative shortcomings or the recent digital shift for filing documents. Keith unravels these obstacles with real-life anecdotes, demonstrating how they impact, delay and complicate court proceedings, often leaving his clients emotionally and financially drained.

But we're not just here to dwell on the issues - we're also exploring viable alternatives. With Keith, we journey through the labyrinth of alternative dispute resolution methods like mediation and arbitration. These non-court solutions, though not without their challenges, might just hold the key to expedite the resolution process, saving both time and money. Prepare to gain a deeper understanding of the family court system intricacies and arm yourself with valuable advice should you ever find yourself navigating its complex corridors.

]]> Uncovering the issues within the family court system, we venture into an illuminating discussion with our Family Law Partner, Keith Unger from Warners Solicitors. We dissect the various challenges currently distressing the system, be it frequent adjournments, administrative shortcomings or the recent digital shift for filing documents. Keith unravels these obstacles with real-life anecdotes, demonstrating how they impact, delay and complicate court proceedings, often leaving his clients emotionally and financially drained.

But we're not just here to dwell on the issues - we're also exploring viable alternatives. With Keith, we journey through the labyrinth of alternative dispute resolution methods like mediation and arbitration. These non-court solutions, though not without their challenges, might just hold the key to expedite the resolution process, saving both time and money. Prepare to gain a deeper understanding of the family court system intricacies and arm yourself with valuable advice should you ever find yourself navigating its complex corridors.

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-13158177 Tue, 04 Jul 2023 09:00:00 +0100 897 Family, Keith Unger, Divorce 1 17 full false No Fault Divorce- One Year On No Fault Divorce- One Year On In this episode of Legal Chat, Charles Tenant talks about no-fault divorce, one year on from the law change. The divorce process has dramatically changed in the last 20 years, traditional paperwork filled with legal jargon is no longer needed and its now as simple as filling out an online form on GOV.UK. 

Charles discusses some of the benefits and negatives of the no-fault divorce system as well as providing advice for anyone currently going through, or considering the divorce process.

]]> In this episode of Legal Chat, Charles Tenant talks about no-fault divorce, one year on from the law change. The divorce process has dramatically changed in the last 20 years, traditional paperwork filled with legal jargon is no longer needed and its now as simple as filling out an online form on GOV.UK. 

Charles discusses some of the benefits and negatives of the no-fault divorce system as well as providing advice for anyone currently going through, or considering the divorce process.

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-12735524 Thu, 27 Apr 2023 16:00:00 +0100 710 Family, Charles Tennant, Divorce 1 16 full false Employment Law Employment Law In this episode of Legal Chat, Louise Brenlund talks about Employment Law and shares an insight into her role as Head of Employment Law as well as providing details on some of her most interesting cases.

]]> In this episode of Legal Chat, Louise Brenlund talks about Employment Law and shares an insight into her role as Head of Employment Law as well as providing details on some of her most interesting cases.

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-12725999 Wed, 26 Apr 2023 09:00:00 +0100 927 Employment, Louise Brenlund 1 15 full false Agricultural Law- Contract Checking Agricultural Law- Contract Checking Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-12725987 Wed, 26 Apr 2023 09:00:00 +0100 551 Agriculture, Michael McNally, NFU 1 14 full false Lasting Power of Attorneys Lasting Power of Attorneys In this episode Kate Barker, an associate in the Private Client team at Warners Solicitors discusses LPA's and some of the common questions asked about this. 

]]> In this episode Kate Barker, an associate in the Private Client team at Warners Solicitors discusses LPA's and some of the common questions asked about this. 

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-12592620 Wed, 05 Apr 2023 11:00:00 +0100 1195 LPA, Private Client, Kate Barker 1 13 full false Probate- common problems Probate- common problems Fiona Taylor, a partner in the Probate and Estates team at Warners Solicitors explores what probate is and looks at common problems that can arise when administering an estate. 

]]> Fiona Taylor, a partner in the Probate and Estates team at Warners Solicitors explores what probate is and looks at common problems that can arise when administering an estate. 

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-12382370 Mon, 06 Mar 2023 09:00:00 +0000 939 Probate, Private Client, Fiona Taylor 1 12 full false Prenuptial Agreements Prenuptial Agreements Charles Tennant, a partner in the Family Law team at Warners Solicitors explores what a prenuptial agreement is and why couples should consider making a prenuptial agreement. 

]]> Charles Tennant, a partner in the Family Law team at Warners Solicitors explores what a prenuptial agreement is and why couples should consider making a prenuptial agreement. 

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-12192628 Mon, 06 Feb 2023 12:00:00 +0000 930 Family, Charles Tennant, PreNups 1 11 full false No Fault Divorce Update No Fault Divorce Update Mathew Aves a partner in the Family Law team at Warners Solicitors discusses the new updates to the 'No Fault Divorce'. 

]]> Mathew Aves a partner in the Family Law team at Warners Solicitors discusses the new updates to the 'No Fault Divorce'. 

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-11910623 Wed, 21 Dec 2022 12:00:00 +0000 653 Family, Matthew Aves, Divorce 1 10 full false No Fault Divorce No Fault Divorce In this episode, Matthew Aves talks about the upcoming changes to divorce law including the new 'no-fault' divorce.

Matthew answers some of the most commonly asked questions such as: 

  • What are the upcoming changes and what is 'no-fault' divorce.
  • How is it different to the current process and why does divorce law need to reform?
  • Will there be any changes to the amount of time it takes to get divorced?
  • If one party doesn’t want to get divorced, will they be able to contest it?
  • What about dealing with finances what is the current process, and will this be affected by the changes?
  • Are there any drawbacks with no-fault divorce?
  • When will these changes happen?

Matthew is a partner in the family department at Warners Solicitors.

]]> In this episode, Matthew Aves talks about the upcoming changes to divorce law including the new 'no-fault' divorce.

Matthew answers some of the most commonly asked questions such as: 

  • What are the upcoming changes and what is 'no-fault' divorce.
  • How is it different to the current process and why does divorce law need to reform?
  • Will there be any changes to the amount of time it takes to get divorced?
  • If one party doesn’t want to get divorced, will they be able to contest it?
  • What about dealing with finances what is the current process, and will this be affected by the changes?
  • Are there any drawbacks with no-fault divorce?
  • When will these changes happen?

Matthew is a partner in the family department at Warners Solicitors.

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-10353777 Thu, 31 Mar 2022 15:00:00 +0100 654 Family, Matthew Aves, Divorce 1 9 full false Agricultural law Agricultural law Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-9650842 Thu, 02 Dec 2021 15:00:00 +0000 1245 Agriculture, Michael McNally, NFU 1 8 full false The Divorce Process The Divorce Process In this episode, Keith Unger talks about the process that is involved when getting divorced.

Keith answers some of the most commonly asked questions such as: 

  • What is involved in getting divorced and how long does it take?
  • What can I do if my ex won’t agree to a divorce?
  • What does it mean if a divorce is uncontested?
  • What are the grounds for divorce?
  • Does the reason for the divorce affect how the financial settlement is worked out?
  • Can money one of us expects to inherit be taken into account when we divorce?
  • Will a prenuptial agreement protect my assets if we divorce?

Keith is a partner in the family department at Warners Solicitors.

]]> In this episode, Keith Unger talks about the process that is involved when getting divorced.

Keith answers some of the most commonly asked questions such as: 

  • What is involved in getting divorced and how long does it take?
  • What can I do if my ex won’t agree to a divorce?
  • What does it mean if a divorce is uncontested?
  • What are the grounds for divorce?
  • Does the reason for the divorce affect how the financial settlement is worked out?
  • Can money one of us expects to inherit be taken into account when we divorce?
  • Will a prenuptial agreement protect my assets if we divorce?

Keith is a partner in the family department at Warners Solicitors.

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-9550278 Mon, 15 Nov 2021 11:00:00 +0000 953 Family, Keith Unger, Divorce 1 7 full false Arrangements for children when getting divorced Arrangements for children when getting divorced In this episode, Matthew Aves talks about the arrangements for children when getting divorced.

Matthew answers some of the most commonly asked questions such as: 

  • What happens if we cannot agree with whom the children should live?
  • What are my rights to see the children?
  • Where will a child live if we separate or divorce if only one of us is the child's parent?
  • What are the rules for adopted children and foster children if we separate or divorce?
  • Do we have to get a court order saying what will happen to the children when we divorce?
  • How can we work out a fair arrangement for our child when we divorce or separate?

Matthew is a partner in the family department at Warners Solicitors.

]]> In this episode, Matthew Aves talks about the arrangements for children when getting divorced.

Matthew answers some of the most commonly asked questions such as: 

  • What happens if we cannot agree with whom the children should live?
  • What are my rights to see the children?
  • Where will a child live if we separate or divorce if only one of us is the child's parent?
  • What are the rules for adopted children and foster children if we separate or divorce?
  • Do we have to get a court order saying what will happen to the children when we divorce?
  • How can we work out a fair arrangement for our child when we divorce or separate?

Matthew is a partner in the family department at Warners Solicitors.

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-9550269 Mon, 15 Nov 2021 11:00:00 +0000 1527 Family, Matthew Aves, Divorce, Children 1 6 full false Alternative Dispute Resolution in Family Law Matters Alternative Dispute Resolution in Family Law Matters In this episode, Rebecca Massam talks about Alternative Dispute Resolution in Family Law Matters.

Rebecca answers some of the most commonly asked questions such as: 

  • What is Alternative Dispute Resolution or ADR? 
  • What are the different Alternative Dispute Resolutions available in family law?
  • What is mediation?
  • What happens at mediation? 
  • What is collaborative law and how does it work in practice? 
  • How long will the collaborative process take?
  • How do I know if these alternative dispute resolution methods are right for me?

Rebecca is a partner in the family department at Warners Solicitors.

]]> In this episode, Rebecca Massam talks about Alternative Dispute Resolution in Family Law Matters.

Rebecca answers some of the most commonly asked questions such as: 

  • What is Alternative Dispute Resolution or ADR? 
  • What are the different Alternative Dispute Resolutions available in family law?
  • What is mediation?
  • What happens at mediation? 
  • What is collaborative law and how does it work in practice? 
  • How long will the collaborative process take?
  • How do I know if these alternative dispute resolution methods are right for me?

Rebecca is a partner in the family department at Warners Solicitors.

]]> Buzzsprout-9550258 Mon, 15 Nov 2021 11:00:00 +0000 1034 Family, Rebecca Massam, Divorce, ADR 1 5 full false Court of Protection Court of Protection In this episode, Martin Terrell discusses the Court of Protection. 

Martin is a well-known and acknowledged expert in Court of Protection matters. He is recognised as a leading individual in this field by both legal directories, The Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners. Martin has lectured and written extensively on Court of Protection and elderly client matters. 

In this episode, Martin gives his insight into what it's really like working with the Court of Protection. He also discusses the highs and lows of working with individuals who have lost mental capacity and how he deals with difficult relatives.

]]> In this episode, Martin Terrell discusses the Court of Protection. 

Martin is a well-known and acknowledged expert in Court of Protection matters. He is recognised as a leading individual in this field by both legal directories, The Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners. Martin has lectured and written extensively on Court of Protection and elderly client matters. 

In this episode, Martin gives his insight into what it's really like working with the Court of Protection. He also discusses the highs and lows of working with individuals who have lost mental capacity and how he deals with difficult relatives.

]]> Buzzsprout-8512928 Fri, 21 May 2021 12:00:00 +0100 655 Court of Protection, Martin Terrell 1 4 full false Preparing for older age Preparing for older age In this episode, Gail Hall looks at how we can all prepare for older age. 

It can be a costly business getting old if you are in declining health. No government for the last decade has had the appetite for getting to grips with the mounting cost of social care, so the cost of paying for your care could be down to you. Gail discusses the options that are available to you, including the little-known 'attendance allowance' benefit.

There are lots of steps that you can take now to make things easier for you and your family. This is especially true if you are not married and you live with your partner. In some cases, your house may be sold to pay for your care fees, and your partner could end up homeless.

]]> In this episode, Gail Hall looks at how we can all prepare for older age. 

It can be a costly business getting old if you are in declining health. No government for the last decade has had the appetite for getting to grips with the mounting cost of social care, so the cost of paying for your care could be down to you. Gail discusses the options that are available to you, including the little-known 'attendance allowance' benefit.

There are lots of steps that you can take now to make things easier for you and your family. This is especially true if you are not married and you live with your partner. In some cases, your house may be sold to pay for your care fees, and your partner could end up homeless.

]]> Buzzsprout-8512947 Thu, 20 May 2021 15:00:00 +0100 861 Private Client, Gail Hall, Older age 1 3 full false Wills Wills In this episode, Aneesha Dhami discusses Wills. Aneesha explains why it is important to have a Will and what will happen to your estate if you die without having a Will in place. 

She talks about how having a Will allows you to appoint guardians for your children and helps you make the most of any Inheritance Tax exemptions that may apply.

Aneesha discusses the downside of using DIY Wills or an unregulated Will writer. She also talks about the implications of getting a divorce and what impact this has on your Will.

]]> In this episode, Aneesha Dhami discusses Wills. Aneesha explains why it is important to have a Will and what will happen to your estate if you die without having a Will in place. 

She talks about how having a Will allows you to appoint guardians for your children and helps you make the most of any Inheritance Tax exemptions that may apply.

Aneesha discusses the downside of using DIY Wills or an unregulated Will writer. She also talks about the implications of getting a divorce and what impact this has on your Will.

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-8512702 Thu, 13 May 2021 12:00:00 +0100 1071 Private Client, Aneesha Dhami, Wills 1 2 full false Probate Probate In this episode, Fiona Taylor, Senior Associate with Warners Solicitors, discusses probate.

Fiona explains what probate is and the different approaches taken depending on whether the deceased has left a Will or if they have died intestate. She describes the various stages that are involved, from applying for probate to the distribution of the assets.

She discusses why some people choose to administer the estate themselves and why some people instruct solicitors either for the whole process or for a part of it. 

Fiona also talks about Inheritance Tax. She describes who is responsible for paying it and by when and the fines that can be issued if the deadlines are not met.

]]> In this episode, Fiona Taylor, Senior Associate with Warners Solicitors, discusses probate.

Fiona explains what probate is and the different approaches taken depending on whether the deceased has left a Will or if they have died intestate. She describes the various stages that are involved, from applying for probate to the distribution of the assets.

She discusses why some people choose to administer the estate themselves and why some people instruct solicitors either for the whole process or for a part of it. 

Fiona also talks about Inheritance Tax. She describes who is responsible for paying it and by when and the fines that can be issued if the deadlines are not met.

]]> Warners Solicitors Buzzsprout-8512699 Thu, 13 May 2021 12:00:00 +0100 1075 Probate, Private Client, Fiona Taylor 1 1 full false