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 A brief outline to guide you through the process of what to do when someone dies; the steps that must be taken; the information that must be gathered; and the legal terms that may be encountered.
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 Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) make it possible to make provision in advance for the possibility of you becoming incapable of managing your own financial and welfare affairs during your lifetime. As of October 2007, LPAs replaced Enduring Powers of Attorney. This leaflet provides a brief explanation of the two different types of LPA and the main points to consider when creating an LPA.
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 Written by the Society’s President, ‘Why Make a Trust?’ provides a brief explanation of the benefit of making a trust, along with some frequently asked questions regarding trusts, for the general public. ‘Why Make a Trust?’ is updated annually, to take into account any changes as a result of the UK Budget.
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 Written by one of the Society’s Vice-Presidents, ‘Why Make a Will?’ provides a brief explanation of the importance of making a will to the general public in England and Wales. ‘Why Make a Will?’ is updated annually, to take into account any changes as a result of the UK Budget.
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