Blog: Wills Solicitors

Earlier this month, the High Court ruled that a man’s will, written across two pieces of cardboard food packaging was legally valid. This case, involving Malcolm Chenery who passed…

Trusts in Wills; A way to preserve your assets You may have often wondered what is a trust and how can you use one to pass assets on to friends…

How quickly can I make an emergency will? We understand that sometimes people encounter circumstances, such as a life-threatening illness, which mean they need to make a Will urgently. This…

Difference between will and Lasting Power of Attorney It is a common misconception that if you have a Will in place, you do not need a Lasting Power of Attorney…

Rules of intestacy If a person has died without a Will, their estate will be distributed according to the Administration of Estates Act 1925. This Act sets…

Are you worried about what will happen to your estate if you die without a Will? Has a loved one passed away without making a valid…

Should electronic wills be allowed? The Law Commission for England and Wales have stated in their latest consultation that they are seeking views on whether a new Wills Act should…

As individuals we all have different thoughts on paying for care home fees: some feel it is a burden they do not wish to spend their money on and…

What is a will? A will is a legal document that allows you to choose how you would like your estate to be distributed after your death. Up to half…

What are digital assets? The term ‘Digital Assets’ covers a wide range of belongings, from assets with a sentimental value, such as online photo albums or social media accounts; to…