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Dealing with an estate in Scotland with international connections

Wednesday, 03 February 2021

Andrew Paterson

Executry

Dealing with a loved one's estate can be a difficult task at a highly emotional time. However, an executor's role can be further complicated when the estate to be dealt with has international elements to it. Perhaps the deceased passed away while living abroad or held assets in another country. Either way, the process for dealing with an estate across multiple jurisdictions can seem daunting. In this post, we look at some of the matters you need to be aware of when dealing with an estate with international connections.

Commercial property market in Scotland remains resilient - but what comes next?

Friday, 29 January 2021

Murray Beith Murray

Commercial Property

2020 was a difficult year for the commercial property sector with the COVID-19 pandemic causing significant challenges for investors, landlords and tenants. During the first lockdown, investment in commercial property slowed significantly. With surveyors unable to visit developments, the shutdown of the courts and the Land register, among other practical difficulties, completing commercial property transactions was incredibly challenging.

How to value a loved one’s estate

Tuesday, 22 December 2020

Jennifer Crighton

Wills

If you have been appointed as an executor of a loved one’s estate, one of the most important responsibilities you have is to obtain a valuation of the estate. The process of valuing a loved one’s assets can be challenging and confusing. In this article, we set out some of the things you must be aware of when obtaining a valuation of a deceased’s assets in Scotland.

How long does it take to wind up an estate?

Thursday, 10 December 2020

Andrew Paterson

Executry

If a loved one has passed away, you may be wondering how long it might take to wind up the estate. However, there is no simple answer to this question. The length of time it might take to wind up an estate will depend on many factors, but you can expect the process to take at least six months.

Can my Executor also be a Beneficiary of my Will?

Monday, 09 November 2020

Andrew Paterson

News

A crucial part of the estate planning process is choosing your executor and, for many, this will typically be a loved one such as your spouse or children. However, this raises the question as to whether they can also be named as a beneficiary or if this could cause them to be disinherited from your Will.

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Dealing with an estate in Scotland with international connections

Commercial property market in Scotland remains resilient - but what comes next?

How to value a loved one’s estate

How long does it take to wind up an estate?

Can my Executor also be a Beneficiary of my Will?

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