wills

Making a DIY will may seem simple and cost-effective, but mistakes in wording, execution or failing to consider your circumstances could have unintended consequences. Our wills and probate solicitors explain the risks of DIY wills and how professional legal advice can help ensure your wishes are properly recorded and legally valid.

The Hidden Risks of DIY Wills

Krupa Pankhania

DLA Conference – February 2021

DLA CONFERENCE – February 2021 – “Activist lawyers, discrimination and positive action” – 9 online sessions – BOOK NOW! All 9 sessions of the Conference will be…

Intestacy of Caroline Flack

Caroline Flack, the TV presenter, perhaps best known as the host of Love Island sadly died in February 2020. It has been reported that Caroline’s net state…

Why Making a Lasting Power of Attorney is important now more than ever?

You may have seen the recent news report of a qualified nurse who was arrested for “kidnapping” her elderly mother from a care home! The nurse was…

Witnessing of Wills go Digital

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our lifestyles, the way we work and communicate and even the way we think about our future! This has meant more people…

Deeds of Variation

Varying the contents of a Will It has always been possible for a beneficiary under a Will to transfer his gift to someone else, but a feature…

Why should I make a Will?

A carefully drafted Will can save considerable sums of money in IHT and give you peace of mind that your wishes will be carried out. Most of…

Is your Will up to date?

Does your Will reflect your current circumstances? If not, then you should consider a Will Review. When you made the wise decision to arrange a Will, you…