Randall & Phillips LLP

11/10/2021

If you are a Trustee there may now be a requirement to register your trust with HMRC. The guidance is here but please feel free to get in touch with Randall & Phillips if you have any questions.

Trust Registration Service Manual

11/10/2021

Some useful information prepared by the Office of the Public Guardian: acting as a deputy for a loved one

News and updates from the Office of the Public Guardian

21/04/2020

Are you, or an elderly relative, feeling anxious about ? has put together advice to help look after your mental health during the pandemic. Read it here:

Many of us are feeling anxious and a little on edge about the coronavirus. Read Age UK’s tips for coping and looking out for each other.

19/03/2020

During these difficult times, Randall & Phillips LLP wishes to reassure clients that despite the current situation in relation to COVID-19, we continue to offer a full range of our specialist services. Jackie and Melissa remain connected to our clients at all times, whilst adhering to the advice given by HM Government when it comes to the welfare of staff and clients (some of which are highly vulnerable to this virus).

To this end, we are working remotely and have limited our face-to-face appointments. Where possible, consultations will take place by telephone or other means. We have always had the ability to work remotely and it is well tested.

If you have any questions about our temporary measures or need to speak to us, please call 020 3642 0710 and leave a message. We will call you back as soon as possible. Alternatively, send us an email on [email protected].

Best wishes to you all at this testing time.

14/02/2020

13/02/2020

You’re never too young to make a will. They make sure the things you leave behind go to the right people. Speak to a solicitor and make sure your wishes are in place.

28/01/2020

It is normal for us all to worry about our parents and loved ones, especially as they become older. If you begin to notice changes in the behaviour of a loved one, particularly memory, seek the opinion of a medical professional as a first step http://bit.ly/36x7ocZ

I am worried about a loved one losing their memory – How should I approach the issue? by SFE Admin | Dec 9, 2019 | Blog It is normal for us all to worry about our parents and loved ones, especially as they become older and potentially more vulnerable. If you begin to notice changes in the behaviou...

18/01/2020

05/01/2020

Many people think a is something they will only need in later life, but it’s so important to be prepared if the unthinkable happens. Protect your future & your loved ones from unnecessary emotional distress https://bbc.in/2rNCGgq

Bradley Visser had left clear instructions to his wife in the event of severe brain damage.

26/11/2019

Could I be forced to sell my home to pay for residential care? looks into the issue.

Could I be forced to sell my home to pay for residential care? by SFE Admin | Oct 16, 2019 | Blog Will I need to sell my home to fund my own caring arrangements?If you are a homeowner who is growing older, an important question may be on your mind: will I need to sell my home if I have to fund my ow...

22/10/2019

25 million UK workers may not have taken the step to protect their finances and provide for their loved ones. Read on to understand the common misconceptions about making a will

Millions of adults in the UK haven’t made a will. We run through common misconceptions that could be holding them back and what the reality is.

15/10/2019

Finally!

The Law Society 'relieved' by the MoJ's announcement, having campaigned against the fee increase.