Planning for the Future

If you own a property you are likely to own an asset of substantial value.  You should therefore consider making a will or reviewing your existing will. In some circumstances you may be able to make a considerable reduction in the inheritance tax liability on your death by signing an appropriately drafted will.

You may also be concerned about asset protection or tax planning issues. Ideally you should consider these matters before you proceed very far with the conveyancing process.

It may be that you are considering living with other family members either in a separate part of a property or as part of their household, or you may be considering making a joint purchase with other family members in order to provide shared accommodation.  In these cases there are many legal and practical issues to consider. The specialist lawyers at Borneos will be happy to discuss these with you and advise on the appropriate action.

 

 

If you would like to discuss how we might help you, please:

 

• call any of our office numbers listed at the bottom of this page;
• contact one of our specialists direct by clicking on their name below; or
• complete our enquiry form

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Members of our team specialising in this area:

Derek Barker, Hugh Johnstone, Dominic Mills

Karen Chase, Teresa Dales, Adam Hampton, Steven Higham, Lawrence McCullagh, Nina Weightman