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Summer 2019 Newsletter including promotions at Meridian; estate planning for non-UK domiciled individuals; family trustees; and professional negligence case study
Scale -v- Scarle - who died first? by Emma-Louise Green, Meridian.
Inheritance tax relief for business assets - by Vicki Bennett, Meridian.
Advance planning for emigration - by Natasha Smith, Meridian. More people talk about emigration for tax reasons than actually go ahead with it, and this is for good reason. The realities of the upheaval required and the necessity to emigrate to somewhere with a suitably attractive tax regime make it a very difficult decision. Nevertheless, it does seem that more people are seriously considering this option at the current time.
Protected settlements for non-UK domiciled individuals by Jon Croxford, Meridian. The tax rules for non-UK domiciled individuals changed significantly in 2017 when new legislation brought them fully within the scope of UK tax once they have been UK resident for 15 years. As a quid pro quo, however, the concept of protected settlements was introduced.
Small estate exemptions - Obtaining up to £50,000 without a Grant of Probate: a step too far? Our Contentious Trusts and Probate Team at Meridian Private Client LLP are experienced at dealing with all manner of inheritance disputes.
More estates may pay Capital Gains tax on death following proposed rule changes
Tax Bulletin - June 2019 - The times they are a changin'
The fascinating case of Alexander Wilson: A Contentious Probate perspective - Our Private Client Team and Contentious Trusts and Probate Team at Meridian Private Client LLP are experienced at dealing with all manner of Wills and inheritance disputes.
Autumn 2018 Newsletter - Meridian expands its tax and contentious expertise
The Will of the people. Our Contentious Trusts and Probate Team at Meridian Private Client LLP are experienced at dealing with all manner of inheritance disputes.
Banfield v Campbell [2018] EWHC 1943 (Ch) - A cohabitant’s claim for reasonable financial provision. Our Contentious Trusts and Probate Team at Meridian Private Client are experienced at dealing with all manner of inheritance disputes.
James v James [2018] EWHC 43 (Ch) – lessons to learn….. Our Contentious Trusts and Probate Team at Meridian Private Client LLP are experienced at dealing with all manner of disputes relating to someone’s capacity.
The case of the torn up Will - Our Contentious Trusts and Probate Team at Meridian Private Client are able to advise clients on the options available to them when a loved one passes away and they have been apparently disinherited or a family member is acting suspiciously to the client’s detriment
Wall v Munday - if you fail to prepare, you prepare to fail... Our Contentious Trusts and Probate Team at Meridian Private Client are experienced at dealing with all manner of property disputes that may not come to light until after someone passes away.
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