A leading North Wales and Shropshire law firm has gained accreditation in the Law Society's Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme (WIQS).

Q: My first wife and I left everything to each other in our Wills, but after she died I made a new Will leaving everything to our three sons. Now I am planning to marry again. My new partner also has grown-up children who are the sole beneficiaries of her Will. We plan to live in my house after we are married and rent her house out, so if anything happens to one of us the other can revert to living how we did before. Do we need to update our Wills to ensure that our respective children will remain sole beneficiaries of our respective Wills as they are now?

Q: My business partner and I have had five very successful years and we could not have got where we are without the hard work of a dedicated and loyal team of staff. Now we are looking for a cost-effective way of rewarding our employees. In particular we are considering an Enterprise Management Incentives scheme. Are these popular among SMEs?

A representative of Nightingale House Hospice visited a Wrexham law firm this week to accept a donation of £2000 raised from a prize draw held at the fifth anniversary celebration dinner of Wrexham Business Professionals last month.

Q: I have outgrown my leased business premises and want to move. There is still almost two years left to run on my lease, but I have a friend who is keen to take over the premises and the lease. If I assign the lease to him will it exempt me from future liability for the premises?

Q:  My mother made an enquiry about stair lifts that were advertised in a magazine. She does not need one but thought she would enquire for the future. A salesman later turned up on her doorstep, talked his way into the house to check the suitability of her staircase for installing a lift, and the next thing was she had signed an order form.

Q: I am in my late 50's and have discovered that my husband has been cheating on me for years. The relationship is over, but I am terrified to divorce him in case I can't manage financially. I gave up my own career to bring up the children and look after my husband's needs and now I would not have the confidence to work. In fact I have no confidence to do anything anymore and I am on medication for stress. What can I do?

Solicitors from a leading North Wales law firm will be on hand to answer questions about Wills and Powers of Attorney at a meeting being held in Wrexham next week for older carers.

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