Wills

Wills disputes can be damaging to family relationships as well as draining an estate of funds and causing lengthy delays

If you are a property owner, you need to know what will happen to it in the future. Passing on a house is not always str

Over recent years, the courts have reported an increase in cases brought after a dispute has arisen over a Will. We look

In our increasingly digital world, the issue of digital assets after an individual's death has emerged as a complex and

Lots of people make a Will when they get married.  What happens to that Will when the relationship breaks down?  Divorce

Research carried out by Barclays Wealth has found that nearly a third of millennials would prefer that their parents spe

A High Court judgment has highlighted what may be seen as a peril of making a will which includes assets whose value may

In the UK, a Will is only valid if it meets certain legal requirements. One of these requirements is that the testator s

Losing a loved one is an emotional and distressing time, but this can be heightened further if there is a dispute regard

If you cannot leave your home and have concerns about how you can make a Will legally binding (it needs to be signed by

How often over the last few weeks have you scrolled through your social media, posting moments of your life? Now, even m

As we have heard so often over the last few days, if not weeks, we are now living in unprecedented times.  Never, for so

Over 31 million people in the UK run the risk of dying intestate. This means that an individual dies without making a Wi

An Executor is the person or organisation appointed in a Will to administer the Deceased’s Estate. which in doing so, gi

Research* has found that 54% of the British adult population do not have a Will, and 5.4 million people have no idea how

You may know already that if a person fails to make reasonable provision for a dependant in their Will a claim may be br

Most of us are aware that the role of an Executor when appointed under a Will is to administer the estate of a deceased

It is often the case for married couples, or couples in a registered civil partnership, to want to do a straight forward

An attorney (the person making decisions for you) under a Lasting Power of Attorney for Property and Financial Affairs c