With a STEP-qualified Trusts and Estates Practitioner, your estate is in good hands.
Paul King is a STEP-qualified Trusts and Estates Practitioner. STEP is the global professional association for practitioners who specialise in family inheritance and succession planning. STEP members help families plan for their futures, from drafting a will to advising on complex issues relating to inheritance and protecting the family assets. Full STEP members like Paul, known as TEPs, are internationally recognised as experts in their field, with proven qualifications and experience.
“Over the past 25 years I have advised thousands of clients from all walks of life and I would like to share with you my own thoughts and observations about the work we do here at April King Legal.”
“No two families are the same and it’s important to us that we treat our clients as individuals with legal advice tailored to their personal needs and circumstances. There’s no one-size-fits-all approach at April King Legal.”
“Over the years I’ve witnessed an increase in divorce and second marriages, which can introduce step-families into the legal equation, and often children/grandchildren are the ones who lose out to step-siblings in the family inheritance line. This is something our Grandparent Wills – specifically designed to protect family inheritance – can help with.”
“Our friendly, professional team is happy to help in any way we can.”
“Perhaps you have been separated for a number of years and for whatever reason, have yet to formalise the end of the relationship. It may simply have been a matter of wishing to avoid legal fees or just not wanting to face the prospect of revisiting old issues. Again, we understand and are happy to talk you through the ways that we can help.”
“April King Legal strives to provide you with clear solutions in plain English. My team and I will help you navigate the various pitfalls and more common misunderstandings of family law and show you the best way to proceed.”
“I know how daunting a visit to a lawyer can be but I assure you that our friendly and professional team is happy to assist in any way we can.”
“A warm welcome awaits you and as a valued client you will be given my direct line and personal email address to contact me on should you have any issues or concerns following your meeting.”
“I look forward to working with you soon.”
Paul King, TEP
From the blog:
What is a Grandparent Will? Paul King explains.
Most people think their existing Will provides protection for their children’s inheritance, but in reality this is rare. It’s an important part of Will planning that is too often overlooked, so we advise clients to consider it.
April King Legal features in the Parliamentary Review
April King Legal is proud to have been featured in the 2019 Parliamentary Review as a best practice representative for the legal sector. The highly respected publication includes an interview with CEO Paul King.
Paul King interviewed for the Legal 500 2018 edition
Following April King’s inclusion in the Legal 500, Paul King was interviewed on his vision for April King & how the firm’s innovative approach sets it apart from others.
Paul King speaks to Modern Law Magazine
July’s editing of Modern Law Magazine includes an interview with our CEO Paul King. Paul speaks about the impact of technology on the delivery of legal services, which tech has affected law firms & which is over hyped.
We don’t talk any more: estranged children
Paul King explains: estranged children are more common than you think. He examines the issue of writing your Will when you have an estranged child and whether you should disinherit one of your children.
Interview with Family Law @ LexisNexis
CEO Paul King and Chartered Legal Executive Jen Wiss-Carline were interviewed by Family Law @ LexisNexis about Thompson v Ragget, a claim by a cohabitee for reasonable financial provision.
The Dementia Tax: why couples aren’t doing enough
Paul King recently consulted for Channel 4’s recent edition of Dispatches, which lifted the lid on so-called ‘Asset Protection Trust’ companies.
How to avoid the Dementia Tax: Paul King Explains
Many people are unaware that if they need care in later life, their assets will be means-tested by the local authority. This goes back to the Community Care Act 1990, which came into force in 1993.
Paul King speaks to the Financial Times about LPAs
Last week a former Court of Protection judge stated that people needed to be aware of the risks surrounding Lasting Powers of Attorney. Paul King TEP spoke to the Financial Times about the Judge’s concerns.
Paul King speaks at Legal Futures Innovation Conference 2016
Paul King was on the expert panel of speakers at the 2016 Legal Futures innovation conference on disruptive technology in the legal sector.