Announcing The First Ever Legal CRM System Specifically Designed For Will Writers, Estate Planners and Private Client Solicitors!
OK, so it might not be quite as impressive as landing on the moon, but we still believe it’s worth a “shout out” to the legal industry. Converting a lead into a potential buyer depends on efficient communication with all involved in the sales process. From lead generation to conversion, our brand new CRM ensures that […]
Locating Missing Beneficiaries In Estate Administration
During the estate administration process, it’s becoming more common to come across missing or unknown beneficiaries. This is due to family dynamics becoming more complex as people lose touch and divisions occur. You could come across a beneficiary who is unfamiliar to the deceased’s loved ones or an heir whose whereabouts may not be known. […]
Who died first? When the date of death matters (Part 1)
In June the High Court heard a dispute between two step-sisters who have asked the court to decide which of their parents died first. This unusual case concerns the affairs of married couple John and Anne Scarle who tragically died at home from hypothermia in October 2016 but were not found until around a week […]
Thy Will Be Done (Spain) Supports Prestigious Industry Awards Ceremony
Thy Will Be Done (Spain) are honoured to be supporting the second upcoming prestigious British Wills and Probate Awards, which is brought to you by Today’s Wills and Probate, alongside headline sponsor, Arken.legal (UK) Ltd, a leader in software solutions for the legal services industry. Thy Will Be Done (Spain) are delighted to be a […]
Solicitor Struck Off For Repeatedly Lying To Clients
Rhodd Llwyd Humphreys has been struck off the roll by the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal and ordered to pay costs of £2,500 after admitting to lying to clients for four years. After being accused by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) in 2002 of making untrue statements to her clients and third parties, Humphreys admitted these allegations […]