Bookers & Bolton

Emma Bell Promoted to Head of Private Client

We are delighted to announce that Emma Bell has been appointed as the new head of Private Client at Bookers & Bolton. Emma has been practising as a solicitor for almost 20 years and has extensive experience in all areas of private client law, providing specialist...

Legal Documents Everyone Should Have

Some people find it difficult to think about their future, believing that Wills are something of a ‘morbid’ concept, or that powers of attorney aren’t relevant because they are in good health. However, putting in place legal documents that ensure your wishes are...

Bookers & Bolton Reawarded LEAP Accreditation

We are thrilled to report that Bookers & Bolton has once again been awarded LEAP’s Best Practice Standard (BPS) for conveyancing. This industry accreditation is a symbol of best practice and a gold standard for law firms involved in buying and selling residential...

Electronic Wills Likely Following Overhaul of Law

People may soon be able to make Wills electronically, following the publication of a report into the future of Wills law in England and Wales that recommends electronic wills should be formally valid. The report, ‘Modernising Wills Law’, was published by the Law...

Can You Make a Will if You Have Dementia?

It’s Dementia Action Week from 19–25 May, the Alzheimer’s Society’s annual campaign to raise awareness of dementia and highlight the importance of an early diagnosis. There are currently estimated to be 982,000 people with dementia in the UK, but more than a third of...

How Long Does It Take to Make an LPA?

We recently received an email from a client who asked how long it takes to create a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA). Their loved one had been diagnosed with a brain tumour, and the prognosis wasn’t good. It was likely that she would live only for a few more months....

Choosing an Attorney in an LPA

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) has been described as “more important than a Will” and should be a vital part of every UK adult’s estate planning.  An LPA is a legally binding document that allows an individual or individuals of your choosing (known as ‘attorneys’)...

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