Next virtual seminar:
Estate administration in 2021: Risks and opportunities
Wednesday 27th January at 12pm
Join Title Research's Technical Manager, Simon Barber, and Business Development Manager, James Cameron, as they discuss the potential threats and opportunities predicted in estate administration this year.
The virtual seminar will cover:
• The legal headlines in the private client field
• Where the risks lie and how to mitigate them
• Where the opportunities lie and how to maximise them
• Title Research's predictions for 2021
The interactive presentation will be brought to life through various case studies and a live Q&A session, giving you the opportunity to ask any questions you may have.
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Even if you can't join us on the day, please still register - registrants will receive a link to the recording after the seminar has taken place.
Mitigating risk in estate administration
Simon Barber, Title Research's experienced Technical Manager, will look at the various challenges and risks that arise when dealing with an estate.
Missing beneficiaries
Listen as we outline some of the most common risks presented to legal professionals when faced with missing beneficiaries and how you can rely on our years of experience to find a solution.
How to best advise your clients
In this webinar, we discuss how to advise your clients when they want your opinion on how to overcome any challenges that arise in the estate administration process.
Intestacies: The risks and opportunities
This webinar provides an in-depth overview of intestacy, covering the risks and opportunities. It also includes a step-by-step walk-through of a family tree reconstruction.
Financial Asset Searches
Title Research's Head of Business, Anthony Allsopp, is joined by Bruce Cane, Founder of Inheritance Data, to discuss Financial Asset Searches in estate administration.
Case studies in estate administration risk management
This informative session uses case studies to illustrate ways you can reduce risk to your firm during the estate administration process.
