Thornton Jones Solicitors » Wills and Probate
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We are a skilled team of lawyers based in Wakefield, Ossett, Garforth, and Sherburn in Elmet in Leeds. For us, offering high-quality service is at the forefront of what we do and delivering the best for our clients is our number one priority. We use the latest technology to ensure a smooth and efficient process whilst offering a calm, safe environment and a sympathetic ear to those who value a..
Thornton Jones Solicitors » Wills and Probate
2M ago
The recent case of Kenig v Thomson Snell & Passmore LLP as detailed in the Law Gazette further highlights the need for Solicitors to communicate with the Residuary Beneficiaries of an estate at the outset of the matter, to manage ..read more
Thornton Jones Solicitors » Wills and Probate
2M ago
It is safe to say that when we consider including a beneficiary in our Will, we do so with the intention of wanting that person to benefit in some way from our estate when we have died. However, it is extremely important to consider the personal ..read more
Thornton Jones Solicitors » Wills and Probate
2M ago
When a loved one is missing, their close family and friends are of course going through an incredibly distressing time. When emotions are running high, and you’re deeply concerned for someone’s safety, arranging legal practicalities is naturally ..read more
Thornton Jones Solicitors » Wills and Probate
2M ago
When you make a Will, for it to be accurate and unambiguous and ‘fit for purpose’, it is necessary for specific wording to be contained within. This wording may seem, to the layperson, like legalese, but it’s key to the Will being ..read more
Thornton Jones Solicitors » Wills and Probate
3M ago
When obtaining and paying for legal documents and services, it can seem to many as an unnecessary expense. Also, with the advent of online “quick wills” and standard pre-printed packs, many question why they should go to the expense of ..read more
Thornton Jones Solicitors » Wills and Probate
3M ago
We are increasingly asked to act as an Independent Administrator, but for those who have not heard the term before, what is an Independent Administrator, and when would one be needed? What is an Independent Administrator? When a person passes ..read more
Thornton Jones Solicitors » Wills and Probate
4M ago
Often thought to no longer be relevant in modern law, the archaic concept of secret trusts still exist in Wills today. This little known but fascinating topic does appear from time to time. The law concerning secret trusts is complex, but in the most simple ..read more
Thornton Jones Solicitors » Wills and Probate
4M ago
A Lasting Power of Attorney is a legal document in which you to appoint attorneys to make decisions on behalf of you, in the event that you lose mental capacity and cannot make the decision yourself. There are two different types of Lasting Powers of ..read more
Thornton Jones Solicitors » Wills and Probate
4M ago
During relationship breakdowns, it is likely that the last thing on anyone’s mind is their Will or the lack of a Will. However, arguably, it is as important as any part of financial negotiations or the making arrangements for children. It is an ..read more
Thornton Jones Solicitors » Wills and Probate
4M ago
The giving season is quickly approaching, and it is a time where family members want to give money and other gifts to their loved ones. Although it’s not the most festive of topics, understanding the tax rules when it comes to giving gifts can be very ..read more