Missing Wills Are Presumed To Be Revoked
06
May - 2025
Associate Solicitor, Matt Kelly, discusses a recent case that highlights the risk of people storing their original Wills at home, in his latest blog...
Neurodiversity in the Family Court
06
May - 2025
Court Professionals need to understand neurodivergence in the Family Justice System. Family Solicitor, Melissa Knight, breaks down the guidance from The Family Justice Council, for practitioners working with neurodivergent court users, in her latest blog...
Potential Delay to Proposed Assisted Dying Bill
30
Apr - 2025
Following concerns that the Assisted Dying Bill is “unworkable”, Spen Valley MP Kim Leadbeater has agreed to postpone the implementation of the legislation until after the next election. Wills & Probate Solicitor, Keith Baldock-Grimes explains more in his latest blog...
The Cost of funerals - Why it is Important to Write a Will
30
Apr - 2025
It has been revealed that £2.3 billion was spent on funerals last year, which was an increase of over £26 million from the year before. Wills & Probate Solicitor, Megan Lovell, explores the cost of funerals and why it's important to write a Will.
I Am Buying a House Which Is Not Connected To Mains Sewerage – What Does This Mean?
30
Apr - 2025
Many rural houses are not connected to mains sewerage, instead your property will be serviced by a private drainage system, such as a septic tank, cesspool or sewage treatment plant. Licensed Conveyancer, Rachel Gibbs explains the types of private drainage systems in her latest blog...
Cracking the Code of Assessments in Care Proceedings
30
Apr - 2025
There are a range of assessments which could be completed in care proceedings to determine what is in the best interests of a child. Family solicitor Leonnie Watson explains in her latest blog...
When Should I Start Thinking About Making a Will?
30
Apr - 2025
There are no rules as to when you should make a Will, however it is important that you don't wait until the last minute. Trainee Solicitor, Emily Facer, discusses the right time to make a Will...
The Common Law Spouse Myth & Cohabitation Reform
29
Apr - 2025
It is a common misconception that a couple who live together have the same rights as those who are married or in a civil partnership, at the end of the relationship. Legal Executive, Katie Copsey, debunks this myth in her latest blog...
The Impact of Marriage and Divorce on Wills and Pension
29
Apr - 2025
Head of Wills and Probate, Charlotte Day, discusses the impact of marriage and divorce on Wills and Pension in her latest blog...
Millions of Pets are at Risk
22
Apr - 2025
Only a quarter of pet owners have considered what will happen to their animals after their death: Head of Wills and Probate, Charlotte Day, warns that millions of pets are at risk...
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