by Hannah Clarkson When an individual passes away, their assets, liabilities, and other financial affairs must be settled according to the law and the wishes expressed in their will, if one exists. This complex process, known as estate administration, is overseen by an executor or administrator. These roles come with significant responsibilities, each carrying a unique set of duties to ensure the smooth distribution of…
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11th November 2020
Why all doctors need a Will
We spend our lives working to provide for ourselves and our loved ones yet 57% of the population do not have a Will, meaning their loved ones may not be catered for should the worst happen. If you have a property, any savings, insurance policies or personal belongings you need to consider making a Will. As doctors, you deal with life and death every day,…
12th August 2020
An increased demand for Wills and recent changes to legislation
Sarah Carr explains what you should know about making a Will during the pandemic. Writing a Will is a subject many of us find difficult to broach. We spend our lives working to provide for ourselves and our families, yet there are still so many of us who have not made adequate provisions to protect all we’ve worked so hard for. The circumstances we found…