A Will is an essential document that helps ensure your family and loved ones are protected when you die. By creating a comprehensive and detailed Will based on your individual circumstances, you are able to leave your possessions and finances to the people you want,...

If you believe somebody's will is incorrect or that it has been implemented incorrectly, you may have cause to contest it or claim against the deceased's estate. In this blog, we explain how to contest a will, when it is appropriate to do so and what to expect from...

Most people don't consider making a will until they're in their 50s, but this important document should be prepared much sooner. Although we don't like to imagine the possibility of our unexpected death, it's important to consider what the impact on your loved ones...

Losing your significant other is undoubtedly one of the most gruelling experiences. However, things become more complicated if they didn’tleave a will. So, what happens when your significant other passes on without leaving a will? This article discusses your legal...

Losing a spouse or partner can be very difficult, especially when it comes to dealing with financial and legal issues. There are certain factors to consider when deciding to make a will or amending an existing one after losing your partner. One of these factors is...

When you are considering writing your will, you may wonder whether you need to involve a solicitor, or if you can make a Do-It-Yourself will. It can be tempting to write a DIY will and testament, especially if you believe your estate to be fairly simple. However,...

The death of a loved one can be a difficult time, with so much to think about. As well as grief, you may also need to think about probate, which is the legal right to deal with someone’s property, money and possessions when they die. Here, we will look into probate...