Private Client eBulletin

Private Client Spring eBulletin

In this issue:

•	Budget Highlights
•	For Better or For Worse
•	To Will or Not To Will - You will be surprised!
•	Maximising the Value of Property

As the recently appointed Head of the Private Client Department, I have the pleasure in saying welcome to our Spring Private Client ebulletin. With the announcement of the general election we now wait with bated breath for what colour of financial cuts and economic measures we will face in the near future. Will they be red, blue, yellow or coalition beige? We have put together some articles which we hope are of some interest and give you some comfort or at least some points to ponder.

We are hosting a Business Breakfast Club meeting on 24 June at our London offices. James Turgoose, Head of Political Affairs, Westminster Parliamentary Research, will be talking about 'The New Political Landscape and What it means for Business'. Please click here to find out more information about this event.

Yours sincerely

Lorna Fairbairn
Partner
DMH Stallard
Tel 01273 744279
Lorna.Fairbairn@dmhstallard

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Budget Highlights

The budget on 24 March 2010 was made with the upcoming election in mind. Indeed, much of the budget will not become law before the election and is therefore subject to change. Should the Conservatives win they are committed to introducing another Budget...

For Better or For Worse

Consideration of issues pre marriage and post divorce Two relationships have recently hit the headlines, the outcome of one is possible cause for concern for divorced husbands and their responsibility to their former wives,...

To Will or Not To Will - You will be surprised!

Making a Will is something which we all think about doing, but never quite get sorted. But what happens if you haven’t made a Will? The general misconception is that your spouse will inherit your entire estate, therefore so...

Maximising the Value of Property

With land and property values having fallen considerably, and demand for certain land uses dwindling, landowners wanting or needing to sell such assets are presented with the problem of having to accept less than desirable sale prices. ...

Private Client eBulletin - April 2010