German Court Rules on EU Succession Regulation
Succession laws vary from country to country which historically made the administration of cross-border estates potentially complex. Since 17 August 2015, the...
Read moreChloe joined Osbornes Law in June 2021 as a Private Client paralegal assisting Jenny Walsh, Suzanna Baker and Samantha Tayler. She assists with matters including Estate administration/probate, Court of Protection matters, Wills and Lasting Power of Attorneys.
Chloe aims to complete her studies and go on to qualify as a solicitor in the future.
In her spare time, Chloe enjoys travelling and exploring new places and cultures, socialising and reading.
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Succession laws vary from country to country which historically made the administration of cross-border estates potentially complex. Since 17 August 2015, the...
Read moreCan trusts protect an inheritance from your spouse? A trust is a separate legal entity. Neither spouse owns its assets. ...
Read moreIt is fairly rare in my experience for a parent to write a child out of their will but that...
Read moreCan I gift property to my children? Gifting a property to your adult children is a relatively complex transaction but...
Read moreContentious probate involving business assets Osbornes Law acts for the defendants to a claim issued to pronounce in favour of...
Read moreThe Trust Register was introduced in 2017 as part of anti-money laundering regulations. Previously, only trusts with a UK tax liability...
Read moreWhere tensions exist between family members, making your children the executors of your will can cause huge problems with probate,...
Read moreIf you own assets in more than one country, itâs important to make a robust Will that deals effectively...
Read moreThere are several ways of doing this. If there are sufficient assets apart from the family home, it may be...
Read moreDisputes between a deputy and the family of the individual concerned, can escalate and become increasingly distressing if issues are...
Read moreMental capacity, the right to sex and the carerâs risk of prosecution Does everyone have the right to a...
Read moreThe Court of Appeal upholds the recoverability of CFA success fees in 1975 Act claims. An individual who claims reasonable provision...
Read moreâScrap Kingâ Multi-million Inheritance Dispute Confirms the High Standard of Evidence Needed to Contest a Will  Gary Goodwin, son of...
Read moreThe ânil rate bandâ offers an incentive to testators to make their will in a tax-efficient manner, maximising the amount...
Read moreItâs not unheard of for an individual to forge someoneâs will with the aim of securing an inheritance....
Read moreWhat is testamentary capacity? Testamentary capacity refers to a person’s ability, both legally and mentally, to create a valid...
Read moreContentious Probate can be very expensive and clients often find it difficult to find the money to cover their legal...
Read moreDivorce and Wills In the midst of a divorce or separation, itâs rare for couples to think about making...
Read moreDo your debts die with you? It is a common misconception that a personâs debts die with them. After...
Read moreThe long-running and high-profile case of Ilott v Mitson [2017] UKSC 17 has finally come to an end with the decision of...
Read moreParents making a will should beware of setting up unnecessary trusts for their children which could see them paying more...
Read moreOur specialist Wills solicitors can help clients with their Will requirements during this health crisis. Giving your solicitor âremoteâ instructions...
Read moreRecord numbers of us entrust our finances to loved ones, with over 800,000 Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) registered yearly, according...
Read moreVigilance Needed to Protect Those Vulnerable to Undue Influence The coronavirus pandemic has left many elderly and vulnerable people increasingly...
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