Behind the Scenes

Behind the Scenes

Have you ever wondered what a morning at G&H looks like? Well, let us take you behind the scenes of our bustling, coffee-fueled mornings that set the tone for the rest of the day! The day starts with friendly hellos and a quick catch-up as everyone gets into gear. With coffee cups in hand, we’re…

Can I make decisions about my spouse’s medical care?

Can I make decisions about my spouse’s medical care?

Lately, we’ve talked to quite a few clients who were surprised to find out they don’t have much say over medical decisions for their partner or spouse without a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA). So, we thought it’d be a good idea to break down why having an LPA for your health and welfare is…

Celebrating International Women’s Day at Garner & Hancock

Celebrating International Women’s Day at Garner & Hancock

We are excited to celebrate the amazing women who make Garner & Hancock such a fantastic place to work. We have so many talented and dedicated women on our team, and we want to give a special shoutout to all of you! Kiran Walia One of our stars is Kiran Walia, our amazing Director and Head of Property. Kiran is…

Legal News | The Data (Use and Access) Bill: What It Means for Clients

Legal News | The Data (Use and Access) Bill: What It Means for Clients

The UK government’s Data (Use and Access) Bill is progressing through Parliament, bringing significant changes to the way data is managed and accessed. While the bill covers a wide range of areas, including digital verification services and smart data initiatives, one of the most relevant aspects for our clients is the reform of the registration process…

Can you legally disinherit your spouse in your will?

Can you legally disinherit your spouse in your will?

In the UK, you can choose to distribute your estate however you like, even if that means disinheriting your spouse. This concept is known as testamentary freedom. However, this doesn’t mean your spouse is left without options. Under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, a spouse can challenge the will if they…