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17th August 2026
Dorothy Cook was a devoted carer for Melvin, her husband of 49 years, after he was diagnosed with a rare brain disease. But she was left powerless after a doctor refused to discharge him following a hospit...
10th August 2026
No parent wants to think about their child's marriage breaking down. But with roughly four in ten UK marriages ending in divorce, it's a realistic risk — and one that has a direct bearing on how you plan your ...
3rd August 2026
I was making a cup of tea the other day, half watching the rain do its usual British thing, when a friend texted me. “Mum’s updating her Will. What if she leaves something to Auntie Jean and Auntie Jean ...
27th July 2026
Mr & Mrs on second marriages to each other. They buy a house together. They agree to own 50% each. The house is valued at £1,400,000. Mr has £400,000 cash. Mrs has £400,000 cash. Mr has two chi...
20th July 2026
As of 13 July 2026, the Government has increased the fee for applying for a Grant of Probate from £300 to £526 for estates valued over £5,000. The increase reflects the cost of delivering the proba...
13th July 2026
As cryptocurrency continues to move into the mainstream, more individuals are accumulating digital assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies as part of their overall wealth. Yet many people have n...
6th July 2026
When people think about a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), they often think about decisions relating to their personal finances, retirement, or health. However, if you own a business, it is equally important to cons...
29th June 2026
Given their wealth and the complexity of their estates, it is a common misconception that the rich and famous are always surrounded by top advisors helping them to prepare for the future with clear estate plans. Som...
22nd June 2026
When people think about Estate Planning, they typically focus on drafting a will. However, one powerful yet often overlooked document is the Letter of Wishes. While not legally binding, a Letter of Wishes can provi...
15th June 2026
Mr Smith met Mrs Jones in 2010. They were both divorced. They both had two children from their first marriage. They each had a “family home”. Mr Smith and Mrs Jones married in 2015. They became Mr ...
8th June 2026
That quiet moment when you start thinking ahead Most of us do not wake up on a sunny Tuesday desperate to talk about Wills. It is usually later, after a wobbly health scare, a new baby in the family, or a friend me...
1st June 2026
The way people write Wills is changing—and with it, the level of complexity involved. What was once a simple document outlining who gets what has evolved into something far more detailed, personal, and, if not...
25th May 2026
We specialise in providing legal services such as creating Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney. Together with service partners we also provide Estate Administration services when one of our clients passes away. Th...
18th May 2026
When planning for the future, many people assume that making a Will is enough. While a Will is an essential part of estate planning, it only deals with what happens after you die. A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), ...
11th May 2026
It’s a common assumption; if something happens to a parent, most adult children believe they will automatically be able to step in and help. Deal with the bank. Speak to the doctor. Make arrangements. Keep thi...
4th May 2026
When making a Will, it is not enough simply to write down your wishes. To be legally valid, a Will must also be signed correctly. Witnesses play a key role in this process, helping to ensure the Will is genuine and ...
27th April 2026
When a new chapter meets an old document There is a quiet moment in many second marriages when someone opens a drawer and finds a Will from another life. It is usually tucked behind passports and batteries, and it ...
20th April 2026
When preparing to make a Will it is extremely useful to get your information and decisions in order before your consultation with your Will writer. The following guidance will ensure you make the process as ea...
13th April 2026
Many directors, shareholders, and small business owners spend years building a successful company—but surprisingly few give serious thought to what would happen to that business if they were to die or lose men...
6th April 2026
When a person passes away in the United Kingdom, their estate must be wound up through a legal process known as probate. One of the most vital, yet frequently underestimated, responsibilities of the executor or admi...
30th March 2026
Talking about Wills is not something most families look forward to. It can feel emotional, awkward, or even a little uncomfortable, especially when money, property and personal wishes are involved. Still, having the...
23rd March 2026
If you think writing a Will is something to worry about later in life, you’re not alone. For years, it’s been seen as something to put off until retirement or “when things settle down.” But ...
16th March 2026
Planning for the future isn’t only about making sure your loved ones are looked after—it can also be an opportunity to create a legacy that continues to do good long after you’re gone. More people ...
9th March 2026
Historically in England & Wales there is a real apathy towards Wills and estate planning in general with approximately 60% of the population not having put a Will in place, let alone any other valuable estate pl...