Since 2009, Dying Matters has been supporting and advising people on the difficult topics of dying, death and bereavement.

Dementia UK are hosting their event ‘Time for a Cuppa’ which will run from 1st - 8th May 2021. The first ‘Time for a Cuppa’ event was held in 2009 and was named a ‘tea party to remember’ and each year Dementia UK host the event in the hope to beat their fundraising target.

Our Private Client team did it! They have won the ‘Best Probate Law Firm North England’ at the UK Probate Research Awards 2021 for the third year in a row against stiff competition.

Ramsdens Solicitors Private Client Partner, Jodie Wielgus has featured on whatinvestment.co.uk discussing the importance of including digital assets in your will.

Ramsdens Solicitors Private Client department have been shortlisted once again for the Best Probate Law Firm North England at the UK Probate Research Awards 2021.

Jodie Wielgus, Partner in our Private Client department, has featured on SheerLuxe giving her professional opinion on putting elderly parents in full-time care, which can be a hugely emotional and financially difficult time for families.

A survey commissioned by the Law Society has found that 93% of people who have made a Will have not included any digital assets in it whilst only 25% of respondents knew what happened to their digital assets after they die and only 7% saying they fully understood what happens to such assets after their death.

We often stress the importance of planning for the future and preparing a Lasting Power of Attorney so that if there becomes a time that you are unable to, there are people with legal authority, to make decisions on your behalf surrounding your financial affairs, health and welfare or both.