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Solicitors in Lincoln - Writing Wills, Trusts and Probate
- Writing Wills – including complex estates and issues regarding divorce, children and guardianship, Inheritance Tax planning, high value estates.
- Estate and Probate administration
- Lasting Powers of Attorney
- Registration of Enduring Powers of Attorney or Lasting Powers of Attorney
- Managing affairs for retired or disabled clients
- Court of Protection
- Trusts
- Variation of wills/estates of the deceased
Contact Dale and Co. Solicitors Lincoln to request a free Planning your Will or Lasting Powers of Attorney guide, or to book an appointment. Will your home be sold to pay care home fees?
- You may not need to sell your home
- A Will may reduce home fee liability
Contact Dale and Co. Solicitors for advice.
Legacies / Gifts
Your Will can set out any specific or monetary bequests you wish to make.
A pecuniary bequest is a gift of a fixed sum of money
A specific bequest is a gift of a particular item
A reversionary bequest is a gift of property or possessions left to someone for the rest of their life, which is then passed onto someone else.
Appointing Executors
Executors can carry out the instructions in your Will. If your arrangements are simple, one executor will suffice, but it is a good idea to name two. If a child or trusts are involved, two executors are essential. Your executors can be relatives, friends or you can appoint Dale and Co. Solicitors. You should ask the person you wish to appoint as an executor before naming them in your Will; it is a serious obligation. Executors can be a beneficiary but cannot witness your Will.
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