Howell Griffiths Estate Planning Solicitors | The Cat (thisisthecat.com) Listen again as Jennifer speaks with Des Machin on the Cat’s Business Brunch to discuss the importance of Wills, Powers of Attorney and estate planning

Join Jennifer at St John’s Church Hall, Norley Road, Cuddington (see map below) Every Monday – 12 noon to 1pm Jennifer Howell is an Estate Planning Solicitor hailing from Winsford and Sandiway, based in Winnington…

To become a Full Accredited SFE Member, a solicitor must: be a practice or freelancer recognized by the Solicitors Regulatory Authority have full compliant Professional Indemnity cover in place pass two entry exams. The SFE…

In a world of blended families and falling marriage rates, it can’t be stressed enough the importance of unmarried couples making Wills. Unlike for married couples, a surviving partner has no access to the matrimonial…

As an Estate Planning Solicitor, I have spent my career working both in city centre law firms and firms concentrated on agricultural farming communities. Between both ends of the spectrum, the one question I am…

Sadly, because of the aging population, this seems to be becoming a scenario solicitors and GPs are fast becoming more accustomed to identifying – usually within the first meeting with new clients. Capacity vs Instructions…

Many people expect a Will is unnecessary to their estate for many reasons, such as perhaps they believe that because they own assets jointly with another person; or they are married, their estate will go…

Prior to the Mental Capacity Act 2005 an Advanced Decision was called a Living Will. A Living Will did set out your wishes but was not binding. The MCA 2005 introduced a change by way…

Where you have pooled finances with another person you have created a combined estate and it is important that you jointly decide how best to leave that combined estate in a way that takes account…