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Why Choosing the Right Attorney Matters | Lessons from the £300k Tenerife Fraud Case

When we talk to clients about setting up a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), one of the most common questions we hear is “How do I know the person I choose will act in my best interests?” This case demonstrates that choosing an Attorney isn’t just a paperwork exercise - it is a safeguarding decision and needs to be taken seriously.

Inheritance Tax Changes in 2026 | What They Mean for You

Significant updates to the UK Inheritance Tax (IHT) regime will take effect from 6 April 2026 and for many individuals, families and business owners, these reforms will make careful planning more important than ever.

Sills & Betteridge Solicitors Mark Milestone Year in Gainsborough!

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31 Mar 2026
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2026 marks a landmark year for the firm as we celebrate 15 years serving the local community, since first opening our offices at The Pattern Store at the rear of Marshall's Yard.

Why You Should Always Use a Regulated Professional for Your Will & Estate Planning

Earlier this month, we were delighted to welcome Solicitor Molly‑Mae Taylor to the firm. She brings with her a strong track record in Wills, Trust and Probate work, known for her calm, thorough approach and her ability to put clients instantly at ease.

Wills & Probate Team Win Again at Sheffield Law Society Awards!

We are proud to announce that our Sheffield Private Client team has once again been named Wills & Probate Team of the Year at the 2026 Sheffield Law Society Awards

Why Lasting Powers of Attorney Are Just as Important as a Will

When planning for the future, most people start with a Will. It is a vital document that ensures your wishes are carried out after your death. However, future planning is not just about what happens when you are gone – it is also about protecting yourself during your lifetime. That is where Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) come in.