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Guide to safeguarding your financial security
It is never too early to start financial planning, particularly since we are all living for longer and our savings may need to stretch a bit further. It is also important to plan financial protection for your family if an illness or accident was to reduce your earning potential.
Click here to get a copy of our guide to protecting your personal wealth.
Autumn 2018 newsletter
In this issue:
Meet two new members of the team
Putting your legal affairs in order
A penny saved is a penny earned
Request your free client guide
Considerations when buying a heritage property
Guide to safeguarding your business and personal wealth
As an owner-manager we understand that protecting your business interests and financial assets are your top priority, so we have created this guide which explains everything from shareholders’ agreements to tax planning, so you continue to reap the long-term rewards of running and managing your own business.
Click here to get a copy of our guide to protection for owner-managers.
Guide to safeguarding your inheritance
Looking to make a will? Unsure of your options? Myers & Co solicitors in Staffordshire have created a fantastic new guide that takes you through some of the potential issues you might face when creating a will, how best to protect your inheritance, and how to make sure your property and personal possessions go to the right places.
Click here to get a copy of our guide to safeguarding your inheritance
Spring 2018 newsletterIn this issue:
Springing into action for 2018
What type of will do I need?
Planning your retirement?
Pension pot options explained…
Good news for first time buyers…
Spring 2017 newsletter
In this issue:
A warm welcome to Andrew Willott
Stepchildren and considerations when making a will
Is your will enough? Why you may need a letter of wishes
What to do when someone dies
Five things to consider when buying a new build home.
Spring 2016 newsletter
In this issue:
Myers & Co celebrate their 10th anniversary in style
Is it time your will had a health check?
How to protect your children’s inheritance.
Elderly relative going into care?
Challenging a will.
Buying a home: joint tenants or tenants in common?
Click here to receive a copy of Myers & Co Solicitors Spring 2016 newsletter.
Spring 2015 newsletter
In this issue:
Edward Adams joins Myers & Co
New intestacy rules explained
Do not delay making a lasting power of attorney
Are your website terms and conditions up to scratch?
Keeping up to date on October 2014 employment law changes
Your guide to conveyancing searches
Spring 2019 newsletter
In this issue:
Meet our new commercial property lawyer
Valuing an estate for probate
Maximise your pension allowances ‘while stocks last’
Help to Buy – beware of some cracks in the structure
Guide to being an executor and obtaining probate
Being an executor of someone’s estate can be particularly challenging, especially if the person who has died is a family member or loved one. Administering an estate is a difficult job and involves many tasks including settling inheritance and dealing with potential challenges to the will.
Click here to get a copy of our guide to the administration process when someone dies.
Guide to the conveyancing process
The Myers & Co Solicitors guide to the conveyancing process answers all the questions you may have. The guide covers two stages:
Prior to exchanging contracts; and
exchange of contracts.
Click here to get a copy of our guide to buying or selling your home
Guide to creating a lasting power of attorney
Worried about losing mental capacity? Appointing a lasting power of attorney will guarantee your family peace of mind in the event you are no longer able to make decisions for yourself.
Our brand-new guide answers some frequently asked questions and guides you through the process as well as common issues with making a lasting power of attorney.
Click here to get a copy of our guide to making a lasting power of attorney
Autumn 2017 newsletter
In this issue:
New inheritance tax rules explained
Inheritance disputes and how to avoid them
Where is your will stored?
Investment portfolio management
Don’t let the risk of flooding affect your house purchase
Autumn 2016 newsletter
In this issue:
Introducing Sarah Everton and Hannah Kennedy
How to avoid problems with probate
Inheritance disputes on the rise
Have you been accused of misconduct?
Six ways to speed up your house purchase
Autumn 2015 newsletter
In this issue:
Myers launch state of the art website
Good news for married couples – inheritance tax to go up to £1million
More flexibility with your pension pot – should you spend or save?
Estranged daughter wins share of mother’s estate
New EU regulations on inheriting property abroad
Click here to read our Autumn 2015 newsletter.
Autumn 2014 newsletter
In this issue:
East Cheshire Business Award success
Welcome Aaron Barker and Amanda Eptlett
Is giving away your home to avoid care fees a good idea?
Planning for your century
Probate fraud is on the rise
Making a formal complaint at work
Property development – back to basics
Intestacy rules
Who will inherit your assets if you die without making a will?
If you pass away without making a will then the state will decide what happens to your assets.
Use the flowchart to see who will inherit from you.
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