We always recommend that our customers review their will every five years, as well as when certain circumstances change or when major life events occur. Major life events such as…
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The legislation for video and remote witnessing of wills has been extended for two more years until the 31st of January 2024, giving vulnerable people peace of mind that their…
September is Alzheimer’s awareness month, and we would like to join the conversation, spread awareness and give our advice on what we know best: the legal and financial aspects for…
Whatever your age, planning and taking some small legal steps now can make an enormous difference in the future to safeguard you and your family, whatever tomorrow brings. Making a…
The UK’s Pension Scheme Bill was granted royal assent and became law last week on Thursday the 11th of February 2020, with the government describing it as ‘’the biggest shake-up…
You might have noticed advertisements for free Will writing or offers for a ‘’free Will pack’’ when you are browsing the internet. Perhaps you even clicked on the ads and…
An update on our previous blog How to make or amend a will during a pandemic As the law stands, a will must always be made in the presence of…
Here is part two of the most common questions our solicitors get asked about wills: What does a will really do? In simple words, a will tells your family and…
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our lifestyles, the way we work and communicate and even the way we think about our future. We have noticed a growing number of customers…
If you are a single mother, then making a will might be the last thing you want to think about, but making a will is one of the most important…
