Throughout Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, our team are discussing a range of topics surrounding Alzheimer’s. Today we hear from Head of Wills and Probate, Charlotte Day, who discusses "How Does Alzheimer's Affect You?"...
Trainee Solicitor, Sophie Wildsmith, discusses the question 'Can my spouse change their Will without my consent?' in her latest blog.
Taking on the role of an Executor can be onerous. Chartered Legal Executive, Sara Hilliard, explains what expenses an executor can claim in her latest blog...
Head of Wills & Probate, Charlotte Day, discusses the improvement to delays at the Probate Registry and the importance of making a Will in her latest blog...
Trainee Solicitor, Sophie Wildsmith, answers the question "Do I need a Lasting Power of Attorney if I have a joint bank account?" in her latest blog.
A Grant of Probate is a legal document, which gives the executor the authority to administer the estate of the deceased person. Chartered Legal Executive, Sara Hilliard, explains more in her latest blog...
After the High Court recently ruled that a Will of a deceased solicitor which excluded his only daughter was forged, Solicitor Megan Lovell, discusses how Wills can be challenged in her latest blog...
With so much to juggle as a parent, making a Will or Lasting Power of Attorney can easily be overlooked but it's essential to ensure your children are cared for if the worst happens. Head of Wills & Probate, Charlotte Day, explains why in her latest blog...
The Law Commission has unveiled a landmark report and a new draft bill proposing sweeping reforms to the laws governing Wills in England and Wales to reflect modern life. Melanie Wain explains the reform proposals in her latest blog...
Wills & Probate Solicitor, Megan Lovell, discusses a recent High Court case of Telford v Clarke [2025] which demonstrates the dangers of using an unqualified Will Writer...
