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2nd March 2026
When planning your estate, most people focus on two key legal tools: a Will and sometimes a Trust. However, there is another document that can play an important supporting role in estate planning — a Letter of...
23rd February 2026
Trusts are commonly used to hold and manage assets for the benefit of family members, individuals, or organisations. While establishing a trust is an important step, proper ongoing administration is essential to ens...
16th February 2026
In England & Wales when two or more people own a property together they can do so as either Joint Tenants or Tenants in Common. The difference mainly affects what happens on death and how ownership shares ...
9th February 2026
Across England and Wales, LPA applications are being rejected by the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) in far greater numbers than just a few years ago. Tens of thousands are returned each year, not because people...
2nd February 2026
Creating a Will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your loved ones. But your circumstances, relationships, and finances evolve over time — and your will needs to stay aligned with those...
26th January 2026
For many landlords, property is their biggest source of long‑term wealth — but it can also be one of the most heavily taxed parts of an estate. Without the right planning, rental properties may face unnecess...
19th January 2026
For a widow or widower, navigating Inheritance Tax (IHT) can feel like a daunting task during an already difficult time. However, understanding how to utilise Nil Rate Band (NRB) Trusts can significantly increase th...
12th January 2026
The quiet paperwork that turns out to be rather loud There is a funny thing about grown up admin. It sits in a drawer for ages, looking small and polite, and then one day it suddenly becomes the only thing anyone w...
5th January 2026
The start of a new year is a perfect moment to take stock of your finances, your family’s future, and your estate plans. Many people delay thinking about these matters, but putting the right steps in place now...
29th December 2025
Blended families consisting of biological children, step‑children, and often prior spouses bring unique legal and emotional dimensions to inheritance planning. Without a carefully prepared Will, it's easy for step...
22nd December 2025
No one sits down for a Christmas meal planning to talk about legal documents. But being together has a way of reminding us how much we rely on the people around us, and how important it is to make things easier for ...
15th December 2025
27 November 2025 marked an incredibly special occasion for us—the 20th anniversary of receiving the very first set of client instructions that launched our company! The Day It All Began in Edenbridge I remem...
8th December 2025
Choosing an executor is arguably one of the most critical decisions you will make when drafting your Will. This person steps into your shoes upon your passing, assuming significant legal and financial responsibility...
1st December 2025
Inheritance Tax (IHT) is often called the “voluntary tax” because with smart planning, much of it can be avoided. Yet thousands of families pay more than they need to—especially unmarried couples, ...
24th November 2025
It is something many people put off, often for years, but understanding what happens if you die without a Will is incredibly important. Most people are surprised by how different the outcome can be from what they wo...
17th November 2025
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to look for quick, cost-effective solutions to tick important tasks off your list. Writing a Will often falls into that category—but is the cheapest option al...
10th November 2025
As the days grow shorter and the year winds down, many of us naturally shift into a more reflective state of mind. Winter has a way of encouraging us to slow down, take stock of our lives, and think about the things...
3rd November 2025
When we think about planning for the future, most of us focus on Wills and savings, but what happens if life takes an unexpected turn and you can’t make decisions for yourself? That’s where a Lasting Pow...
27th October 2025
Have you thought of your Pet’s Future if the worst were to come? Pets are part of the family for many people in the UK, with over half of households owning one. This reflects the deep emotional bond and commi...
20th October 2025
Your Will is one of the most important legal documents you’ll ever create. It ensures that your wishes are carried out, and your loved ones are looked after when you’re no longer here. But life rarely s...
13th October 2025
When most people think about making a Will, they imagine it’s something to do later in life — after buying a house, getting married, or starting a family. But the truth is, adults of any age can and shou...
6th October 2025
When someone passes away, their estate – meaning their money, property, and possessions – must be collected, valued, and distributed according to their Will. The person responsible for managing this proc...
29th September 2025
When it comes to planning for the future, most people know they need a Will, but far fewer understand what a Trust is or how it differs. Both are key parts of estate planning, but they serve different purposes and c...
22nd September 2025
Mutual Wills are a specific type of Will arrangement made between two people (often spouses or long-term partners) where they agree to make Wills in similar or identical terms (for example, leaving everything t...