Amy Lewis

Aug 6, 2024 | lesteraldridge.com | Amy Lewis |Rebecca Stubbs |Bethan Dodd |Estelle Boullet

Lester Aldridge has been shortlisted for the Legal Advisor of the Year award at the prestigious HealthInvestor Seniors Housing Awards 2024. The Seniors Housing Awards, organised by HealthInvestor magazine, celebrate excellence within the seniors housing sector. Each year, the competition is intense, with an independent judging panel evaluating entries across five categories: development, services, finance and operations, innovation, and advisory.

Jun 23, 2024 | fashionbeans.com | Amy Lewis

In the three minutes it takes you to boil the kettle, pick a Netflix series, or skim Tinder and decide you’re never going on it again, another person in the UK will have developed dementia. The figures, frankly, are sh*t. No easier on the eyes than the disease is on the brain. It’s extremely important that people in their 30s start combating dementia through lifestyle choicesBy 2025, one million of us will have it, predicts research for the Alzheimer’s Society.

Jun 3, 2024 | lesteraldridge.com | Estelle Boullet |Amy Lewis |Henry Lynk |Ben likely

Planning law is a highly specialised area, and in my experience, something that wasn’t touched upon at all in undergraduate or post-graduate education. Whilst it isn’t traditionally a standalone seat that Lester Aldridge offers, there is usually the opportunity to get involved with Planning work in the Real Estate Development seat.

Dec 21, 2023 | mondaq.com | Keith Dixon |Elizabeth Le Guillou |Stephen Cox |Amy Lewis

The Probate (Jersey) Law 1998 (as amended) introduced a 'Fast-Track' procedure to obtain a Jersey Grant of Probate/Letters of Administration in estates where the deceased died domiciled in the British Isles and a corresponding British Grant of Probate/Letters of Administration has already been obtained. The Fast-Track process is therefore only applicable to estates where the deceased died domiciled in England and Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Guernsey or the Isle of Man.

Dec 21, 2023 | mondaq.com | Keith Dixon |Elizabeth Le Guillou |Stephen Cox |Amy Lewis

A Will is a legal document in which you set out how you would like your estate to be dealt with after your death. It contains the names of the individuals or institutions whom you want to receive your assets. Your property and personal possessions are collectively referred to as your estate. Jersey law treats movable and immovable assets differently for succession purposes, therefore we need to consider them separately when looking at your estate planning needs.