For a Muslim tech founder, a Will should be part of a wider continuity plan. This guide explains why founder shares, investors, company documents, key systems and incapacity all need careful attention.
For Muslim fathers who raise or support a child who is not biologically or legally their own, family care can have legal consequences after death. This guide explains potential 1975 Act claims and why an Islamic Will needs careful review.
If you are the only director and shareholder of your company, your death can create two urgent issues: who can manage the company and who can deal with the shares? This guide explains why an Islamic Will should form part of a wider business-succession plan.
For some wealthier Muslim couples, the £2 million residence nil-rate band taper can make a significant difference to the inheritance-tax position on the second death. This guide explains the rules, the £2.7 million illustration and why a bespoke Islamic Will review may be appropriate.
Leaving money outright is not always the safest way to provide for a vulnerable beneficiary. Learn how an Islamic Will and carefully considered trust may support their needs while taking account of means-tested benefits in England and Wales.
For Muslim parents, appointing a guardian in an Islamic Will is a practical act of care. Learn when an appointment takes effect in England and Wales, what guardians do, and how to choose the right person for your children.
A Will is not just a legal document; it is an act of faith and responsibility. Discover the key reasons why preparing an Islamic Will is essential for protecting your wealth and your loved ones in England and Wales.
For many Muslim families in the UK, rising property values and long-term savings mean that their total wealth has increased significantly over their lifetime. While providing for your family is a positive achievement, it can raise an important practical question:…
For Muslim families living in England and Wales, navigating the legal administration of an estate while observing faith-based principles can seem complex. However, the foundational rules of Islamic inheritance offer a structured approach to distributing wealth after a person dies.…
More and more Muslim couples are buying property together. Many buyers do not realise that the way they register their joint ownership in England and Wales affects what happens to the property when one owner dies. When you buy a…