Private Client Team Delivers Workshop at Bilton Bowling Club
On 24 April 2024, the Private Client Team at Wildings Solicitors LLP hosted a valuable and informative workshop at Bilton Bowling Club, providing members with expert legal advice on crucial topics such as Wills, Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), and estate planning.
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Empowering the Community with Legal Knowledge
Our involvement in this workshop reflects our commitment to serving local communities by making important legal advice accessible to everyone. The Bilton Bowling Club, a central hub for social gatherings, served as an ideal venue for the event, bringing together members who were keen to learn more about these essential aspects of private client services.
Key Topics Covered at the Workshop
During the session, the Private Client Team addressed several key topics that are particularly relevant to the members of Bilton Bowling Club.
Wills
The team explained how a will ensures your estate is distributed according to your wishes and helps avoid complications for loved ones.
Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
Guidance was provided on the different types of LPAs and the benefits of appointing trusted individuals to act in one’s best interests.
Deputyship
The workshop outlined the process of applying to the Court of Protection to become a Deputy for a loved one who may lack mental capacity.
The feedback from attendees was overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing their gratitude for the accessible and straightforward advice. The team’s professional yet approachable manner made it easier for people to understand complex legal concepts.
Our Commitment to Community Support
This workshop is just one example of our ongoing efforts to engage with and support local communities. By providing free educational sessions on vital legal topics, we are helping people become more informed and empowered to make decisions that will have a lasting impact on their lives and the lives of their loved ones. You can read more about our work on our Corporate Social Responsibility page.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Will only takes effect after you have passed away. An LPA is designed to protect you during your lifetime, allowing your chosen attorneys to make decisions for you if you lose mental capacity. Having both provides comprehensive protection for you and your assets.
It is good practice to review your Will every five years, or after any major life event such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, or a significant change in your financial circumstances. Our solicitors can help you update your Will.
Yes, we offer transparent and competitive pricing for our Wills and Probate services. We can provide a clear cost estimate from the outset so you can make an informed decision.
Interested in a Workshop for Your Organisation?
If you are part of a local business, community group, or organisation and are interested in hosting a similar free legal workshop, we would love to hear from you. Contact us to discuss how we can support your members.
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