Dementia and how it affects the sufferer and their family

……….. and the number is predicted to rise to more than 1.1million by 2030* What is dementia? Dementia is not a disease, but a general term used to describe many symptoms which relate to a person’s mental ability, if severe enough it can interfere with daily life and it can include any of these symptoms […]

Hall Reynolds welcomes a new team member – Ian Beavon, who joins the Wills & Probate team. Ian brings a wealth of knowledge, 20 years’ experience as a lawyer and is already an asset to the team.  Kate Taylor is delighted to have Ian on board, ‘Ian’s appointment expands our service offering to our clients […]

Generally, we think that there are two routes – You might not know, but a person’s will can be changed after their death, provided any beneficiaries who would be disadvantaged by the changes agree. If there is no will the law decides who inherits but it is also possible to make changes to the inheritance in the […]