Wills & Probate

The UK legal system has historically maintained strict formalities for Will-making, requiring written documents signed in the presence of two witnesses under the Wills Act 1837. […]

Yes, marriage or civil partnership automatically revokes any existing Will in England and Wales. Under Section 18 of the Wills Act 1837, if you marry or […]

Many grandparents wish to leave a lasting legacy for future generations by making provisions for their grandchildren within their Will. Whilst grandchildren do not have automatic […]

Challenging a Will can feel overwhelming, particularly when grieving the loss of a loved one, but understanding the legal grounds and process can empower individuals to […]

Charitable legacies offer a meaningful way to support causes you care about whilst providing significant inheritance tax advantages for your estate. Understanding how to structure charitable […]

When a loved one passes away, dealing with their property can be one of the most complex aspects of estate administration. The family home often represents […]

When dealing with the loss of a loved one, the last thing families want is additional stress from probate mistakes that could have been easily avoided. […]

The landscape of the modern British family is more diverse than ever. Blended families—where partners bring children from previous relationships and often have more children together—face […]

Family relationships can be complex, and sometimes people become estranged from parents, children or other close relatives. While you may have no contact with them, under […]