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Wealth Protection for Business Owners
19th June, 2019
When running a business there is so much to think about that often, wealth protection and succession planning... Read More »
Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’ coming to Chester thanks to charitable trust
19th March, 2018
Funding from The Megan Gwynne-Jones Charitable Trust will see classic Shakespeare play performed at Storyhouse’s Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre this summer A new production of William Shakespeare’s iconic play ‘The Tempest’ is heading for Chester’s Storyhouse this summer, thanks to support from The Megan Gwynne-Jones Charitable Trust and Chester law firm Aaron and Partners. The stormy and... Read More »
Will You or Won’t You?
5th February, 2018
According to a recent YouGov survey, it is estimated that more than half of all UK adults have not yet made a Will. Planning for what happens when you die might seem like an uncomfortable conversation, but the reality is that if you make a Will, it does not mean you will die tomorrow. At Aaron and Partners,... Read More »
Will Reform: Texts, emails and voicemails could be legally recognised as a Will under proposals
1st August, 2017
The Law Commission has announced a public consultation with a view to modernising what some consider being the outdated law relating to Wills to take account of the changes in society, technology and medical understanding that have taken place since the Victorian era. A Will is a very important and powerful document as it sets out how a... Read More »
Wealth protection for business owners
12th June, 2015
When running a business there is so much to think about that often, wealth protection can fall pretty... Read More »
Wealth protection for business owners
21st April, 2015
When running a business there is so much to think about that often wealth protection and succession planning... Read More »
Attention to detail is key when preparing your Will
20th April, 2015
An estate dispute involving the widow and children of the late actor Robin Williams has finally spilled out... Read More »
The Problem with Promises
24th March, 2015
In English law, the doctrine of estoppel has long protected individuals who rely on a promise made to... Read More »
Practitioners come together to discuss mental capacity issues
15th October, 2014
James Wallace, an associate in the Wills, Trusts & Tax team at Aaron & Partners LLP, joined with... Read More »