Fraser and Fraser have announced a series of events.
10th February 2022
Free Webinar: An Overview of Trusts – Types and Uses of Trusts in Scotland
Probate Research firm Fraser and Fraser would like to invite you to attend this free interactive webinar; with guest speaker Leigh Beirne, Senior Associate for Private Client at Harper Macleod.
Event Details: Thursday 10th February 2022, 12:30pm
Leigh Beirne advises individuals on wide range of private client matters and specialises in the administration of complex and high value estates. During this webinar, Leigh will explore:
- What is a Trust and when might be suitable to set up a Trust
- Different types of Trusts and their uses
- Trust administration including the Trust Registration Service
24th February 2022
Free Webinar: Asset Protection and Long-Term Care
Probate Research firm Fraser and Fraser would like to invite you to attend this free interactive webinar; with guest speaker Heledd Wyn, Director and Head of Private Client & Long-Term Care at GL Law.
Event Details: Thursday 24th February 2022, 12:30pm
This session will explore asset protection and long-term care. The prospect of long-term care is something that may affect a number of people. Heledd will discuss what the financial implications for an estate and what can be done to mitigate this?
With over 15 years’ experience across a range of future planning, private wealth and Court of Protection work, Heledd provides expert guidance in respect of Wills, Powers of Attorney, long-term care and asset protection to both private individuals and business owners.
10th March 2022
Free Webinar: Digital Assets
Probate Research firm Fraser and Fraser would like to invite you to attend this free interactive webinar; with guest speaker Susan Shuttle, Consultant Solicitor specialising in Private Client and Conveyancing.
Event Details: Thursday 10th March 2022, 12:30pm
Susan had taught in all areas of law for 12 years at various levels including Wills and Probate. In this webinar, she will be looking at digital assets and their importance when taking instructions for Wills and, in the course of the administration of an estate.
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