Planning for the Future
Dermar Legal Services is a company dedicated to making sure you receive the best possible information without having to take time off work.
We visit you in the comfort of your own home at a time that is convenient to you (daytime, evenings, weekends or in your workplace).
To die Intestate (without having made a Will) leaves your loved ones in an uncertain and stressful position. Putting your affairs in order is one of the most important tasks you are ever likely to undertake.
The inner warmth and contentment felt by our customers who know they have planned ahead and tied up all their loose ends is without comparison. Dermar Legal Services, bringing affordable peace of mind to you in the comfort of your own home.
Specialist Services from your own home:
- Inheritance Tax Planning
- Protective Property Trusts
- Power of Attorney
- Pre-paid Funeral Plans
- Will Writing
Because you don’t always need a solicitor to put your affairs in order.
We can help with
- Protective Property Trusts
- In a recent 12 month period approximately 70,000 homes were sold to fund Long Term Care (Paul Burstow MP, Liberal Democrats, 2001), this equates to nearly 200 a day. If you act early, you can save a significant part of yours. Simply and cost effectively.
- Inheritance Tax Planning
- The Inland Revenue will receive 40% of your estate over the Nil Rate Band unless you plan in advance. Last year £3.3 Billion was paid in Inheritance Tax.
- We can help you plan to minimise or even eradicate any potential
- IHT liability and pass as much of your estate as possible to whom you choose rather than the Inland Revenue. Act early, act now.
- Disabled Beneficiaries
- We can help you provide for a disabled beneficiary without putting them in a vulnerable position. Through a Disabled Discretionary Trust you can appoint who you wish to make financial decisions regarding your disabled beneficiary’s inheritance, without affecting their benefits.
- Power of Attorney
- Through this simple document you can appoint whom you wish to manage your affairs even when you become mentally incapable of managing them yourself. Without an Enduring Power of Attorney joint assets can be frozen while your family apply to the Court of Protection for Receivership - a lengthy and costly process.
