Parker's Modern Wills Precedents - Michael Waterworth

Parker's Modern Wills Precedents

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336 Seiten
2009 | 6th Revised edition
Bloomsbury Professional
978-1-84766-295-8 (ISBN)
159,95 inkl. MwSt
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Presents private client solicitors and professional will draftsmen with an understanding and working knowledge of the will drafting process and, as a result, the ability to draft better wills. This work includes the many legislative changes that have impacted this area of the law and, in particular, the introduction of transferable nil-rate bands.
Recommended by the Institute of Professional Willwriters Parker's Modern Wills Precedents is a well established and highly regarded publication, renowned for its clarity of drafting. The new 6th edition provides private client solicitors and professional will draftsmen with a thorough understanding and working knowledge of the will drafting process and, as a result, the ability to draft better wills. In recent years private client drafting and advisory work has seen rapid and far-reaching changes, for which many practitioners require some reassurance. Parker's Modern Wills Precedents, 6th ed, has been thoroughly revised to include the numerous legislative changes that have impacted this area of the law and, in particular, the introduction of transferable nil-rate bands which demands a complete reappraisal of many wills. An essential resource for all private client advisers, it will help you to improve your precedents, draft better, more up-to-date wills and provide your clients with a more comprehensive service.

Michael Waterworth is a barrister specialising in trusts, tax planning, wills, probate, the administration of estates and family provision.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 1.2.2009
Verlagsort London
Sprache englisch
Maße 156 x 248 mm
Themenwelt Recht / Steuern EU / Internationales Recht
Recht / Steuern Privatrecht / Bürgerliches Recht Besonderes Schuldrecht
ISBN-10 1-84766-295-1 / 1847662951
ISBN-13 978-1-84766-295-8 / 9781847662958
Zustand Neuware
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