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Writing a Will is one of the most important things you can do to ensure that the people you wish to inherit your home, assets and money actually do.

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Your are never too young to grant a Power of Attorney as a safeguard against unforeseen events.

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A living will is an instruction to the medical profession about your wishes in the event that you are incapacitated and unable to give instructions on your own. For instance, you can give instructions to the effect that you do not wish to be resuscitated if you are suffering from a particular medical condition.

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The Executor of a Will is the person named to administer a deceased person’s estate as stipulated in the Will. An Executor can be any person aged 18 or over. Appointing a solicitor to carry out these tasks will make the process less stressful for the deceased’s family.

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Inheritance Tax & Capital Gains Tax
A good private client solicitor can provide expert legal advice on how to manage and mitigate inheritance and capital gains tax.

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Protect assets and save tax by setting up a trust.

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If you don't have a Power of Attorney, and you become incapacitated a person with an interest in your affairs may apply to legally act on your behalf via the Sheriff Court.  This person is called a Guardian.