To put it bluntly, when you die the Government can take 40% inheritance tax of almost everything you. With experts in conveyancing and property matters we can help you with any of the following:. Our friendly team is here to help you with all your legal matters. We have been around since 1991 helping the local community over the years with their legal issues.
Lings Solicitors was founded by John Ling and provides a modern and friendly approach to legal advice and services in Worthing and throughout the Sussex area. The business has expanded over the years with a professional team who provide professional cost-effective advice in relation to all manner of legal problems and procedures.
Lings Solicitors was founded by John Ling and provides a modern and friendly approach to legal advice and services in Worthing and throughout the Sussex area. The business has expanded over the years with a professional team who provide professional cost-effective advice in relation to all manner of legal problems and procedures.
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The team have either worked or lived in the Worthing area and understand the trials and tribulations that families and local businesses go through. We will take time to listen to you so that we can fully understand your situation. We can then offer you advice on any legal matters and provide you with the appropriate help and service.
Phil is a qualified solicitor who joined Lings Solicitors in 2013 dealing with private client and commercial matters. Specialises in: will writing, estate administration, inheritance tax planning and trust work, landlord and tenant matters and residential and commercial conveyancing. Brenda has a wealth of experience in conveyancing matters, residential conveyancing, including Right to Buy, shared ownership and transfer of equity.
Lings Solicitors offers a wide range of legal services to individuals, organisations and commercial businesses in Worthing, West Sussex and the surrounding area. Please call us on: 01903 700303 so that we can gain an understanding of your legal requirements to ensure that we provide you with the best possible advice on the matter.
Have you written a Will and is it up-to-date? Many people write a will, leave it in a drawer and then as time and circumstances change, forget to update it. This can cause problems when that person dies as information may well be out of date. Phil, Carla, and Brenda are specialists in matters relating to wills, probate, trusts and inheritance tax planning so don't leave it any longer - give them a call.
To put it bluntly, when you die the Government can take 40% inheritance tax of almost everything you owned over 325,000. This includes any assets such as property, cash in bank accounts, foreign assets, and any assets that you have given away in the past seven years. There are some exemptions to this rule such as if you leave your assets to your spouse, a civil partner or a charity.
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Peter Christian
Nov 23, 2017
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Maxwell Bailey
Oct 10, 2017
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I received very prompt response and service at Lings. What I particularly liked was the time taken to understand my needs. Discussions were in a straight forward understandable manner. Correspondence dotted the I's and crossed t's in the mail as required and email otherwise which suited me. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Phil and the team.
