Contested Probate Litigation Explained When a loved one dies, their assets and other belongings enter a process known as probate. This is where their estate is divided among their chosen beneficiaries according to the instructions left in their Will. If no Will...
Why You Should Use a Probate Specialist? Losing a loved one can be a very challenging time with many personal and financial affairs that need to be resolved. One of the most important is handling the estate, especially if all or part of the money will be used to pay...
Should Married Couples Consider Having Separate Wills? Most couples like to combine their finances and legal documents since it’s a convenient way to manage things and stay informed of any changes. If you’re considering making a Will, writing a joint Will...
Does Writing a Will Require a Solicitor? Here’s What You Need to Know It is a common misconception that a person’s Last Will and Testament needs to be drawn up (or, at the very least, witnessed) by a solicitor in order to be legally binding. In fact, nothing...
Why Unmarried Couples in the UK Must Have a Will If you and your partner are living together and not married, you are part of a growing demographic in the UK. Latest reports from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reports that some 3.4 million households across...
