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Category: Trusts


by Ridley&Hall in Estates, Sarah Young, Trusts, Will Disputes, Wills posted February 13, 2024.

Can I Challenge a Decision by a Trustee?

What did a stuffed pike have to do with a court case over a trust? It was a factor leading […]


by Ridley&Hall in Gareth Jones, Trusts, Unmarried couples, Wills posted January 16, 2024.

Come and live with me at my house Brenda but we’re not getting married

Marriage is not everyone’s cup of tea In November last year, I wrote about the rights ‘Brenda’ may have in […]


by Ridley&Hall in Estates, Trusts, Wills posted December 15, 2023.

Recently Released: The Third Edition of STEP Standard Provisions

The recently published Third Edition of the STEP Standard Provisions marks a significant update in the field of estate planning. […]


by Ridley&Hall in Holly Thurlbeck, Trusts, Wills posted October 10, 2023.

The Rules of Intestacy: Why Making a Will is Essential

The rules of intestacy are governed by the Law of England and Wales and outline how an estate should be […]


by Ridley&Hall in Gareth Jones, Trusts, Wills posted April 19, 2023.

My Will is valid. How then can my last wishes be ignored?

You may find it hard to believe but it’s true – sometimes despite having a valid Will, your wishes can […]


by Ridley&Hall in Inheritance & will disputes, Sarah Young, Trust disputes, Trusts posted March 15, 2023.

Mothers and Daughters….

With Mother’s Day not far away, the shops are full of gifts and cards. But some mother/daughter relationships can unravel […]


by Ridley&Hall in adoptive parents, Lucy Pickles, Trusts, Wills posted November 17, 2022.

How best to make provision for your adopted child in your Will

At Ridley & Hall, we provide specialist advice to adoptive families on a range of issues such as Wills. Many […]


by Ridley&Hall in James Urquhart-Burton, Trust disputes, Trusts, Wills posted September 15, 2022.

What duties do trustees have towards the beneficiaries of a trust?

Trustee noun. A person having a nominal title to property that he holds for the benefit of one or more […]


by Ridley&Hall in Sophie Aldridge, Trust disputes, Trusts, Wills posted August 23, 2022.

Changes to the Trust Register – What Does This Mean for Existing Trusts?

What is a Trust? A trust is a way of managing assets, such as money or land, to protect and […]


Problematic Personal Representatives – Executors who aren’t doing their job

Being an executor of someone’s will comes with a lot more responsibility than many people think. From administering an estate […]


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