Here you will find informative articles and resources related to wills and estate planning, including the importance of having a will, how to create a will, and what to consider when planning your estate. Our goal is to provide you with valuable information and insights to help you make informed decisions about your legacy and ensure that your wishes are carried out according to your wishes. Whether you are just starting to think about creating a will or have complex estate planning needs, our articles offer practical advice and strategies to help you achieve your goals.
Road traffic offences may seem straightforward, but their legal implications can be complex and severe. Many individuals underestimate the potential repercussions and opt to represent themselves without comprehensive knowledge of the law. As we’ve seen recently in the case of the Archbishop of Canterbury, getting the process of appealing a ...
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Posted 11.4.16
When actress Lynda Bellingham passed away in 2014 few thought that her estate would be the subject of a bitter internal dispute between the family she left behind.
Posted 15.3.16
The legal rights for cohabiting couples in England and Wales differ greatly in comparison to married couples or those in civil partnerships.
Posted 10.3.16
With the RBS Six Nations Championship in full flow, the contentious issue of rugby and injury is back in the spotlight.
Posted 4.3.16
There are over 850,000 people with dementia in the UK, with numbers set to rise to over 1 million by 2025.
Posted 1.3.16
The huge housing bubble, including sky-high rental payments, is pricing many younger people and those striving to get on the ladder out of the market.
Posted 11.2.16
If you wish to contest a will there must be a valid reason behind your challenge. Just thinking you should have got a bit more or that a certain item was promised to you isn’t a valid reason to contest.
Posted 10.2.16
We all know that we should write a Will, but too few of us know we should also consider making something known as a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA).
Posted 27.1.16
The current Carer’s Allowance means that you can claim no more than £500 a week if you look after someone.
Posted 21.1.16
A will is an incredibly important document to anyone who owns a home, has children, is in a serious relationship or has assets of any kind.
Posted 27.10.15
When you read or hear the term ‘family business’ most people automatically think of a father and son collaboration, a corner shop or some kind of local amenity.
Posted 22.9.15
Judy Taubman, the wife of property tycoon Alfred Taubman was left red faced after being refused entry to her Mayfair flat after an inheritance row with her step-children.
Posted 18.9.15
Putting off making a Will is a dangerous game to play and can play havoc with your family should you die intestate.
Posted 10.8.15
It is a general rule of thumb to review your Will every 3-5 years. However, there are several life events and changes that may take place in the interim that will necessitate an update.
Posted 22.7.15
Your digital life, or legacy, includes photographs stored online, music, websites, blogs, computer files and back-ups, digital clouds, email and all other online accounts.
Posted 10.7.15
The old proverb ‘a stitch in time saves nine’ is never more appropriate when considering addressing your personal legal problems.
Posted 8.7.15
The second budget of the year has just been announced, but unlike the one earlier in the year, this is the first all-conservative budget in nearly two decades.
Posted 10.6.15
This week is the annually held Carers Week. It is a nationwide initiative aimed at raising the awareness of caring and recognising the unnoticed dedication of millions of carers throughout the UK.
Posted 8.6.15
Today is the official start of Carers Week. The week, 8-14th June, is all about raising awareness and building ...
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