What the landmark ruling in Ilott v Mitson will mean for Will drafting
The recent verdict in the Court of Appeal concerned Melita Jackson, who died in 2004 leaving a Will that made no provision for her only… Read More
Macmillan Coffee Morning
On Friday we enjoyed a fantastic cake filled day to join in with raising money for Macmillan. We were very grateful to Victoria and Sarah… Read More
5 reasons your will might be out of date and invalid
Having a robust will is critical to ensuring our loved ones as little grief as possible when the inevitable happens. Here are 5 reasons your will… Read More
Executorship: Not a job for the faint-hearted
Ruth Emery in the Sunday Times highlighted that dealing with a person’s estate can turn into a costly nightmare. Only this morning I have received… Read More
Holiday Hampers
In Ladywood, less than a mile from our offices, in term time 86% of children are entitled to free school meals. The harsh reality is… Read More
The Big Hoot swoops into Birmingham
For over 150 years Birmingham Children’s Hospital has been a treasured and integral part of our City’s landscape. It is an institution that… Read More
Quality Accreditations
At Tyndallwoods we strive to do our best to offer a quality service which is reflected in our quality accreditations. We are pleased that we… Read More
Care home fees – a prospect faced by many
Have you considered putting your home into a lifetime trust to protect its value from being lost to either the payment of Inheritance Tax or… Read More
Disputing a Will
Contentious probate is a legal term that refers to a dispute that may arise after someone’s death concerning the distribution of their Estate. With increasing… Read More
Employers also have obligations to job applicants
A recent ruling by an Employment Tribunal serves as an important reminder to employers of their obligations to job applicants and not just their employees. Read More