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When most people think of writing a Will, they picture big-ticket items like houses, bank accounts, or who gets what percentage of their estate. But often, it’s the smaller, overlooked details that cause the biggest stress later.  From who takes care of your pets to what happens to your passwords, modern Wills need to reflect modern lives. Whether your Will is out of date or you’ve never made one, this guide will help you understand what really matters in 2025.    Pets Are Fa

“Someday” is the most dangerous word in estate planning. For many, creating a will or setting up powers of attorney feels like something to be done later; when we’re older, wealthier, or more settled. The truth is, none of those milestones guarantee that you'll be ready when life takes a turn. At LCS Legal, we understand these hesitations, and we’ve designed our services to make the process easy, affordable, and empowering…not overwhelming. Why We Keep Delaying Estate Plannin

Running a business involves countless decisions, from daily operations to long-term strategies. Yet, one critical aspect often overlooked is planning for the unforeseen—specifically, what happens to your business if you're no longer around to lead it. At LCS Legal, we understand that your business is more than just an asset; it's a culmination of your hard work, passion, and dedication. Ensuring its continuity and the well-being of those who depend on it requires thoughtful e

A dementia diagnosis changes everything. It raises tough questions about care, finances, and what lies ahead—not just for the person diagnosed, but for the family members who love and support them. When it comes to estate planning, dementia adds a layer of urgency. Decisions that once felt like “someday” conversations become matters that need attention right now. At LCS Legal, we help families navigate this emotionally complex time with clarity, compassion, and legal guidance

For many of us, pets aren’t just animals—they’re family. They greet us at the door, keep us company through the ups and downs, and offer unconditional love day in and day out. So, it’s only natural to want to protect them just like we would any loved one. Yet when it comes to estate planning, pets often get overlooked. Unlike children or other dependents, pets are considered property under UK law; which means they don’t automatically get any protection if something happens to

When it comes to future planning, many people assume writing a will is the only step they need to take. But what about the time before ...