Category Archives: Wills and Probate

When you think about writing a will, money and property are usually the first things that come to mind:  who gets the house, the savings, the family heirlooms. But for parents, there’s a far bigger question hiding behind all of … Continue reading →

AI tools are everywhere right now. They can write emails, summarise documents, draft contracts and answer legal questions in seconds. It’s only natural that people are starting to wonder: could AI write my will? The honest answer is that it … Continue reading →

When someone passes away, two roles often come into focus: the executor and the trustee. These terms are sometimes used interchangeably, and it’s easy to assume they mean the same thing. But they don’t, and if you’ve been named in … Continue reading →

None of us likes to think about a time when we might not be able to manage our own affairs. Whether through a sudden accident, a stroke, or the gradual onset of a long-term illness, losing the capacity to make … Continue reading →

  Losing someone you love is one of life’s most difficult experiences. In the weeks that follow, while you are still coming to terms with your loss, you may find yourself faced with unfamiliar legal and financial responsibilities.  One word … Continue reading →

The law on Wills in England and Wales has remained largely unchanged for almost two centuries. While it has provided a stable framework, it has also struggled to keep pace with modern life. Digital communication, changing family structures and longer … Continue reading →

The upcoming Autumn Budget 2025 has sparked considerable discussion about the future of Inheritance Tax (IHT) in England and Wales. With thresholds frozen and receipts reaching record highs, many families are asking – should you act now to protect your … Continue reading →

A will is one of the most important documents you will ever create. It sets out how your estate will be distributed after you pass away and ensures your wishes are respected. However, even the most carefully written wills can … Continue reading →

Including a gift to charity in your will is a meaningful way to support a cause close to your heart. Whether it’s a local hospice, an animal shelter, or a national research organisation, many people choose to leave a legacy … Continue reading →

Making a will is one of the most important steps you can take to ensure that your wishes are respected after you pass away. Yet, many people in England and Wales delay writing one, often assuming it’s something to be … Continue reading →