Looking at dementia through a legal lens Every day almost 600 people in the UK sadly develop dementia. Dementia is an illness that targets an individual’s brain and causes a … Read More
DIY Will Disasters
The current coronavirus pandemic and the stay at home guidance has encouraged many people to turn their hand at new things to keep themselves occupied. Many have taken up gardening, … Read More
Where there’s a WILL there’s a way
In a recent report, Royal London warned that less than 40% of adults in the UK have a Will. This number is worryingly low as having a Will is very … Read More
Can I still create and sign a Will and/or Power of Attorney during COVID-19 social distancing restrictions?
In a word, yes. It is an unprecedented time, but it is still important that you feel able to continue to manage your personal legal affairs as normally as possible. … Read More
Power of Attorney – the ‘insurance policy’ worth talking about!
Our trainee Solicitor from our Picardy Place office in Edinburgh City Centre, Aidan Tuohy, reflects on Dementia Action Week and why Powers of Attorney are truly an ‘insurance’ policy worth … Read More
Neilsons Solicitors and Estate Agents to Offer Cancer Research UK’s Free Will Service
Neilsons Solicitors and Estate Agents in Edinburgh is proud to have joined Cancer Research UK’s Free Will Service The Free Will Service helps people aged over 55 to write or … Read More
Neilsons Solicitors and Estate Agents Opens New Midlothian Office in Bonnyrigg
Neilsons Solicitors and Estate Agents are delighted to open their fifth office at 72 High Street, Bonnyrigg, EH19 2AE today, Thursday 13th December 2018. Neilsons Solicitors and Estate Agents are … Read More
Neilsons Solicitors and Estate Agents Edinburgh Property and Legal Consultation Booker Now Live
Neilsons have launched their new online consultation booker this week Neilsons Solicitors and Estate Agents are delighted to announce that prospective clients can now book instant online consultations with … Read More
Succession (Scotland) Act 2016
Succession is what happens to someone’s estate when they die and The Scottish Government has introduced new legislation relating to this in Scotland in the Succession (Scotland) Act 2016. There have … Read More