The British Wills and Probate Awards have made the important decision to return for a third year. Our 2020 awards will recognise a sector which has tackled the challenges presented by Covid-19 head on. Alongside headline Read More
This week the Women in Will’s LinkedIn group celebrated hitting over 430 members. In the current climate, having meaningful conversations with your peers can help get you through the day. Although social distancing guidelines prevented Read More
The British Wills and Probate Awards have made the important decision to return for a third year. Our 2020 awards will recognise a sector which has tackled the challenges presented by Covid-19 head on. Alongside headline Read More
Contentious probate solicitor Stephanie Kerr of Brabners and barrister John Waiting of Exchange Chambers consider the common grounds on which Wills are challenged and when a claim might be made against a solicitor. The risks Read More
After over 20 years working in the equity release market I am more than conscious of the perception of equity release and the often propounded view that equity release is the “option of last resort”. Whilst Read More
Part 1 of 2 All available with the Countrywide Legacy Software, but which one is right for my client? Discretionary Trust Life Interest Trust Flexible Life Interest Trust Countrywide’s ‘series of’ Discretionary Trusts that qualify for Read More
A ruling has permitted Sally Challen, who killed her abusive husband, to inherit his estate. Judge Paul Matthews has now ruled that Mrs Challen can inherit Richard Challen’s estate. He concluded that a rule Read More
The House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee has called for the delays on social care reform to be stopped in a frank letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The social care sector is struggling Read More
The Covid-19 pandemic has certainly thrown a lot of things up in the air with regards to the ‘normal’ way we do things. It’s also had an impact on the UK economy, forcing organisations Read More
The British Wills and Probate Awards have made the important decision to return for a third year. Our 2020 awards will recognise a sector which has tackled the challenges presented by Covid-19 head on. Alongside headline Read More
Today’s Wills & Probate is delighted to announce its newest partnership with Ampla Finance. Partnerships enable organisations to place their products and services at the front and centre of Today’s Wills & Probate Read More
A survey conducted by the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) has revealed that only a small amount of people have been creating Lasting Power of Attorneys (LPAs) as a result of the corona Read More
Will Management Services share how to improve the client journey in Kings Court Trust interview Kings Court Trust recently interviewed their business partner, Will Management Services, to learn more about their customer journey and how Read More
As the world begins to change, and we all start to adapt to life after lock down, there are probably lots of things people are starting to consider. Personal issues, such as sending children back Read More
The British Wills and Probate Awards have made the important decision to return for a third year. Our 2020 awards will recognise a sector which has tackled the challenges presented by Covid-19 head on. Alongside headline Read More
The British Wills and Probate Awards have made the important decision to return for a third year. Our 2020 awards will recognise a sector which has tackled the challenges presented by Covid-19 head on. Alongside headline Read More
Chief Information Officer at Lawyer Checker Jen Williams has shared some of her own experience of the impact of Covid-19 on her and the business. Speaking to Today’s Wills and Probate she warns practitioners Read More
It has been a week or so since the Prime Minister Boris Johnson revealed that some businesses in England could once again begin to open their doors, as we all being to live in a Read More
St Paul’s Cathedral has launched the Remember Me Project which includes a national book of remembrance to help celebrate and reflect on the lives of the people who have tragically lost their lives to Read More
In a short commentary for Today’s Conveyancer, Simon McCrum, former Managing Partner of national firm Darbys Solicitors, discusses his experience of joining the business in 2007 just weeks before the Credit Crunch. That business in Read More