When a parent dies and leaves their child or children out of their will, those children are entitled to bring a claim against their parent’s estate under the Family Protection Act 1955 (FPA). While a financially stable adult child may not have a claim to a large proportion of their parent’s estate, they will usually still have a claim for ‘recognition.’ The same is not true for children claiming against the estate of a stepparent.
No one has a crystal ball. We can’t predict the future, but a COA can provide you with the peace of mind that comes from knowing you’ve got a plan in place if things do go wrong.
It has been said that preparing for death is an act of love. Think of it as a gift to those you are leaving behind. It can bring clarity for loved ones during an emotional and challenging time and ensure your wishes are carried out. It doesn’t have to be a difficult process, so don’t put it off.
Breaks are important and all employees are entitled to rest and meal breaks but how can you control when these breaks happen so that you maintain an effective workforce?
