Steve Law Estate Planning

14/05/2026

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07/05/2026

Owning your home (or any property) is one thing! But HOW you own it is vitally important!

If you own your home 'Jointly' with your spouse, partner or someone else, then it comes under the 'Rule of Survivorship' when you die! (This is not affected by having a Will) It would mean that the Co-Owner inherits your home in its entirety! Sounds good? But is it?

It could depend on your age and what your future health could be.

If you are a young couple with a child or children, and your spouse/partner dies then you would own the whole property! But if you then marry someone else and then you die, your children could become totally disinherited! This is because the property, depending on value, would most likely then be owned by your new spouse under the 'Rules of Intestacy', and as your new spouse has no inheritable link to your child/children, then when you die your kids are potentially disinherited.

If you are an older couple with grown up kids and you want them to eventually own what you own now, but one of you goes into care and the other one dies, the whole house could be taken and force sold by the care providers to fund that care. Your kids may not then inherit the home that you cherished, as one day being for them! Your Legacy could be virtually nil!

If either of these scenarios concern or worry you then you need to understand the potential implications of owning your home "Jointly".

Give me (Steve) a call on 07738 902 397 to arrange a free visit so that this, and the alternative options open to you would be fully explained! Free of charge!

Don't just leave the inheritance of what would normally be your most valuable possession to chance! www.slawep.com

07/05/2026

Well worth a share if you own your own home!

CHECK HOW YOU OWN YOUR HOME!

If you own it JOINTLY with your spouse or partner, and you are over 50 years of age, then you need to either change how it's owned, or risk losing it!

Get in touch to find out why! either by posting on here or by messaging me privately or even through my website!

Change it or lose it, it's up to you!

I will respond privately

06/05/2026

Calling all Ladies! New Lady LPA home service in Skipton & surrounding areas!

Call Gail on 07847323752 or visit Lady LPA's on Facebook.

30/04/2026

31/12/2025

I wish all of my customers, future customers, and introducers a very Happy New Year. Lets hope 2026 is a fantastic year for us all. Kindest regards. Steve Law

08/06/2025

CHECK HOW YOU OWN YOUR HOME!

If you own it JOINTLY with your spouse or partner, and you are over 50 years of age, then you need to either change how it's owned, or risk losing it!

Get in touch to find out why! either by posting on here or by messaging me privately or even through my website!

Change it or lose it, it's up to you!

I will respond privately

08/06/2025

Find information and access electronic copies of title deeds and documents for over 28 million properties in England & Wales.

05/06/2025

HUGE PROBLEM FOR YOU OR YOUR PARENTS!

If you bought your house before 1986. Is it registered with the Land Registry?

If not; you will be leaving your family or whoever inherits your property (or anything else in your estate) with a whole load of trouble and expense!

Read on!

If your home (Or your Parents home) is not properly registered with HMLR??

And you can check this situation for FREE! By doing a search on their website. www.landregistry.uk

If you cannot check this for free?

I can get it for free for you!

Then if it is NOT Registerred-

Then it cannot be:

INHERITED!!!!

Bought!

Sold,

Or, left into a Trust.

Probate will not be granted unless it IS registered!

Your executors WILL NOT be able to distribute it, or sell it as per your Will, even if you don't have a Will!

It's a huge problem for so many of us.

But I can help by explaining the issue and concerns for FREE!

I can help you to get it registerred, if you need the help.

Pm me or call me anytime.

Steve Law Estate Planning
07738 902 397

Steve

Find information and access electronic copies of title deeds and documents for over 28 million properties in England & Wales.