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A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) acts like insurance for your future, giving trusted people authority to manage your affairs if you can’t. Without one, your family may face stress and costly court processes. Learn the importance of both Health and Welfare and Property and Financial Affairs LPAs, and how to put them in place for peace of mind.

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What is Adverse Possession?

Adverse possession allows someone to claim ownership of land they’ve occupied without permission for a set period. Our guide explains the process, from making an ADV1 application to Land Registry, to meeting the factual possession, intention, and time requirements. We cover registered and unregistered land claims in clear, practical terms.

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Marriage Maths: Should You Get Married to Save Inheritance Tax?

Find out whether getting married or entering into a civil partnership can reduce your inheritance tax liability. Discover how UK inheritance tax rules treat married and cohabiting couples differently, and why relationship status plays a crucial role in estate planning. For couples thinking about the future, understanding these legal and financial distinctions could be key to protecting family wealth across generations.

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