New Bill Could End Gold-Digger Marriage Loophole
The modern family dynamic is no longer an easily constructed image; some marriages end in divorce, others may end with the death of a spouse and very few go the distance into old age. The seemingly obvious loophole that allows marriage to take precedence over a Will could therefore be construed as an archaic and […]
A Masterclass In Probate Fees And The Options For Mitigation
Government announces increase in Probate Fees The Government has announced changes to probate fees, effective from April 2019. This means that there will be a huge increase in the fees for most clients. In England and Wales, probate fees are paid when administering someone’s estate after they pass. These fees will now be based on […]