No one likes to think about getting old, nor the various fragilities that are associated with it. As we all know there are two things in life that are certain (death and taxes). It is inevitable that at some stage all of us will have to deal with them. Autumn Years Law in Formby was set up by Elizabeth Foggin, an experienced local solicitor to make legal issues surrounding later life stages a little bit easier.
This will enable you to have the peace of mind that you have made things more secure for the future of your loved ones. We specialise in advising older and vulnerable people and their families and carers. Having worked exclusively as a solicitor in this area of law for many years Elizabeth Foggin is experienced in understanding the wider, and often sensitive, issues around health, care and family that might affect your plans for later life.
Liz prides herself on building long lasting and trusting relationships with her clients. Her friendly approach is both compassionate yet professional and as a company we are committed to providing you with affordable high quality legal advice.
This will enable you to have the peace of mind that you have made things more secure for the future of your loved ones. We specialise in advising older and vulnerable people and their families and carers. Having worked exclusively as a solicitor in this area of law for many years Elizabeth Foggin is experienced in understanding the wider, and often sensitive, issues around health, care and family that might affect your plans for later life.
Liz prides herself on building long lasting and trusting relationships with her clients. Her friendly approach is both compassionate yet professional and as a company we are committed to providing you with affordable high quality legal advice.
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Autumn Years Law is owned and run by Elizabeth Foggin an experienced, fully-qualified private client solicitor.
Liz is well known for her personable approach and compassionate stance in dealing with what can be emotionally difficult life stages.
Liz is a fully accredited member of Solicitors for the Elderly which is an independent, national organisation of lawyers who provide specialist legal advice for older and vulnerable people, their families and carers.
Membership is personal to the individual solicitor to reflect their specialist legal expertise.
Liz is well known for her personable approach and compassionate stance in dealing with what can be emotionally difficult life stages.
Liz is a fully accredited member of Solicitors for the Elderly which is an independent, national organisation of lawyers who provide specialist legal advice for older and vulnerable people, their families and carers.
Membership is personal to the individual solicitor to reflect their specialist legal expertise.
Many people mistakenly believe that that their assets will automatically pass to their loved ones when they die, but that is not always the case.
Unfortunately such assumptions can be costly and cause much heartache to your loved ones after you have died.
Other people think they might not need a Will because they are not particularly wealthy but that might not be the case - especially if you own a property.
Getting a professionally drawn up Will is straightforward and inexpensive.
At Autumn Years Law you will get the benefit of experienced legal advice from a solicitor who is both regulated and insured.
Unfortunately such assumptions can be costly and cause much heartache to your loved ones after you have died.
Other people think they might not need a Will because they are not particularly wealthy but that might not be the case - especially if you own a property.
Getting a professionally drawn up Will is straightforward and inexpensive.
At Autumn Years Law you will get the benefit of experienced legal advice from a solicitor who is both regulated and insured.
Administering an individual's estate can be very time consuming.
It can also be cathartic.
Autumn Years Law can provide you with a personal, cost effective service tailored to your specific needs.
This may include providing you with initial guidance through to obtaining the grant of probate or alternatively a full administration of the estate.
Either way we are happy to provide as little or as much assistance as you need.
We are all unique individuals and when dealing with probate, each and every estate is different.
It can also be cathartic.
Autumn Years Law can provide you with a personal, cost effective service tailored to your specific needs.
This may include providing you with initial guidance through to obtaining the grant of probate or alternatively a full administration of the estate.
Either way we are happy to provide as little or as much assistance as you need.
We are all unique individuals and when dealing with probate, each and every estate is different.
A Trust is a binding obligation placed by an individual (known as the settlor) upon the trustees to hold property (which can be either money, investments, land or buildings) on behalf of beneficiaries.
Trusts are often used to make provision for family members where it is not appropriate to give the money to them outright, often due to family circumstances.
Where you have remarried and wish to continue to provide for your spouse but want to ensure that your wealth ultimately passes to your children from your previous relationship.
Trusts are often used to make provision for family members where it is not appropriate to give the money to them outright, often due to family circumstances.
Where you have remarried and wish to continue to provide for your spouse but want to ensure that your wealth ultimately passes to your children from your previous relationship.
Creating a Lasting Power of Attorney enables you to choose who you would like to make decisions on your behalf, in the event that you are not able to do so yourself.
Property and financial affairs - this can include spending your money on your behalf; anything connected with your finances (your income, pensions, savings and investments) and selling your home.
Health and welfare - this can include making decisions about where you live; who can visit you and even giving or refusing consent to life-sustaining treatment.
Property and financial affairs - this can include spending your money on your behalf; anything connected with your finances (your income, pensions, savings and investments) and selling your home.
Health and welfare - this can include making decisions about where you live; who can visit you and even giving or refusing consent to life-sustaining treatment.
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