Inheritance tax planning is an effective way to manage the tax that will be paid on your estate when it is passed onto your loved ones. Whether or not inheritance tax will be due in your estate depends on its value and the beneficiaries. As a starting point, the current threshold for inheritance tax (IHT)…
Purchasing your first property is an exciting milestone, but for some, it can also feel extremely daunting. For most people, a house is a significant investment, and it is important to find the right one. Instructing an experienced conveyancing solicitor can ensure your moving process is as seamless as possible and help prevent delays. In…
Navigating the complex world of social services, parental rights, and family care can be an emotionally challenging venture. Section 20 of the Children Act 1989 in the UK is one such aspect that families might encounter during difficult times. It provides social services with a unique duty to accommodate and care for children. But what…
How has your first 6 months at Tayntons gone? My first 6 months at Taynton’s has flown by. My knowledge and confidence have grown significantly, and I have already learned a great deal of new things. I’ve increased my responsibilities where I can and learned something new every day. When I first started here in…
The sanctity of childbirth and the promise of a new life heralded into the world are moments of unparalleled emotion and significance. It’s into the corridors of maternity departments we entrust not just the hopeful future but the very fabric of our love, our dreams, and our legacies. Yet, sometimes, this hallowed ground, as an…
Unfortunately, redundancy and potentially settlement agreements are the only logical steps that can be taken when times are tough. A study issued by Acas in 2023 indicated that 3 in 10 employers were likely to make staff redundant over the course of the year, highlighting the difficulties many businesses are currently facing. It goes without…
Traditionally, January can be a very busy month when it comes to divorce and separation. In fact, the first Monday of January is often referred to as ‘Divorce Day’, with swathes of couples seeking a fresh start to the new year. But will that be the case again in 2024? Recent statistics from Legal and…
The winter season can present a variety of challenges. As has been well-documented, the NHS are annually put under increasing pressure as the nights grow longer and the temperature plummets. Though many people often avoid the subject, it is fundamental that you have the correct provisions in place for the future, particularly as winter takes…
The thought of losing our capacity to make decisions about our health and welfare, as well as our property and financial affairs, is not something that we like to dwell on. However, the reality is that it can happen at any time, due to illness, injury, or age-related degeneration. For this reason, it is essential…
The government has recently said it may be considering a ‘crackdown’ on sick notes for employees, in an effort to boost the economy. This would effectively involve GPs across the country being told to sign off fewer people from work on the basis of illness. In this article, we will cover: When do you need…
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