All of the events that you can find below are relevant to the wills & probate sector. They provide a brilliant opportunity to expand your knowledge and network with like-minded professionals in the industry.
The events that we have listed include key wills & probate industry conferences and award ceremonies that will be of interest to industry professionals (such as our own event The British Wills & Probate Awards). We have also included training courses that may be of interest to wills & probate professionals.
To browse all the events that are currently listed you can scroll through the event listings below.
Partners of Today’s Wills & Probate can submit unlimited events to feature in this section. For more information email: press@todayswillsandprobate.co.uk
October
06oct12:00 pm1:00 pmIncidence of inheritance tax on death webinar with Anthony Nixon
This webinar will examine the incidence of inheritance tax on death and the principles determining where the tax burden falls within an estate. The session will cover: Whether a legacy bears its
This webinar will examine the incidence of inheritance tax on death and the principles determining where the tax burden falls within an estate.
The session will cover:
The 2026 changes to Agricultural Property Relief are set to have important implications for agricultural succession and estate planning. Join us for this practical webinar exploring the purpose and operation of
The 2026 changes to Agricultural Property Relief are set to have important implications for agricultural succession and estate planning.
Join us for this practical webinar exploring the purpose and operation of Agricultural Property Relief (APR), why trusts have traditionally played an important role in planning for farming and agricultural estates, and how the 2026 reforms affect established approaches.
The session will cover:
15oct9:00 am5:00 pmThe Legal Conference
A Flagship Event for SME Law Firm Leaders The Legal Conference (TLC) is a flagship, full day event that brings together Managing Partners, CEOs, COOs, Practice Directors, Heads of Department, Senior
A Flagship Event for SME Law Firm Leaders
The Legal Conference (TLC) is a flagship, full day event that brings together Managing Partners, CEOs, COOs, Practice Directors, Heads of Department, Senior Partners and Equity Partners from small and mid sized UK law firms (10–200 staff) to focus on leadership, strategy, innovation and operational excellence — a dedicated space to step back from the day to day and concentrate on the future of your firm, your people and your clients.
Why SME Law Firms Need TLC
Small and mid-sized law firms are the backbone of the UK legal sector, yet they are often underserved by the major industry events, which tend to focus on the large City and national firms.
TLC was created to change that. We bring together the senior leaders of SME firms for honest, practical and community-focused conversation. No big firm posturing. No irrelevant content. Just the insights, connections and ideas that actually matter to your firm.
Our vision is to build an annual event that grows with our community, a genuine home for SME law firm leadership development in the UK.
Hilton Birmingham Metropole
15oct12:00 pm1:00 pmMitigating Cyber Threats: Practical Safeguards for Professional Workflows
Cybercrime is no longer just an IT problem – it is a routine risk in everyday professional practice. This session moves past technical jargon to look at the real-world behaviours, decisions,
Cybercrime is no longer just an IT problem – it is a routine risk in everyday professional practice.
This session moves past technical jargon to look at the real-world behaviours, decisions, and workflows that criminals exploit.
You will learn how modern cyber threats affect client work, communication, and sensitive data, alongside the simple, daily habits you can adopt to drastically reduce risk.
Key Topics Covered
Why Attend?
A practice-based webinar for Property & Financial Affairs Deputies In 2026–27, it is extremely challenging to meet Standard 4 unless deputies are fully up to date with the fast‑moving welfare benefit
A practice-based webinar for Property & Financial Affairs Deputies
In 2026–27, it is extremely challenging to meet Standard 4 unless deputies are fully up to date with the fast‑moving welfare benefit landscape.
The next 1–2 years will see the final rollout of Universal Credit, major changes to PIP assessment, and ongoing reforms to Employment and Support Allowance. These changes directly affect:
This webinar gives deputies the current, authoritative picture — and the tools to stay compliant.
Universal Credit: who is still to be migrated from the old system and what transitional protection exists; what is happening for those in supported accommodation
Personal Independence Payment (PIP): Current assessment criteria and planned reforms, and how reviews, renewals, and backlogs affect P.
Employment and Support Allowance (ESA): Work Capability Assessment rules and how ESA interacts with UC migration.
The Next 1–2 Years: What’s Coming: Proposed reforms to disability benefits
Meeting OPG Deputy Standard 4: How welfare knowledge links directly to Standard 4 compliance and how to evidence best‑interests financial decisions;
Who Should Attend
For generations, property has been one of the biggest drivers of family wealth in Britain. But inheriting significant wealth on paper doesn’t necessarily mean beneficiaries canaccess it when they need
For generations, property has been one of the biggest drivers of family wealth in Britain. But inheriting significant wealth on paper doesn’t necessarily mean beneficiaries canaccess it when they need it.
And with changes to inheritance tax coming from April 2027, including most unused pension funds being brought within the value of an estate for IHT purposes, the conversation around inheritance liquidity is becoming increasingly important.
Probate delays, estate costs, property sales and multiple beneficiaries can all leave families waiting months – sometimes longer – to access an inheritance, even when significant wealth is ultimately due to them.
Join Provira for a practical, insight-led session exploring how the inheritance landscape is changing, where liquidity pressures can arise and what advisers, brokers and solicitors should be discussing with clients now.
28oct12:00 pm1:00 pmMinors as beneficiaries: What happens when a child inherits?
Free webinar: Minors as beneficiaries: What happens when a child inherits? Leaving an inheritance to a child may seem straightforward, but what happens when a beneficiary is under the age of
Free webinar: Minors as beneficiaries: What happens when a child inherits?
Leaving an inheritance to a child may seem straightforward, but what happens when a beneficiary is under the age of 18, and therefore too young to receive it directly?
In this webinar, Kings Court Trust’s technical manager, Nigel Merchant, explores minors as beneficiaries and key considerations when a child inherits from an estate, including:
Whether you’re advising clients on preparing their Will or supporting families after a death, understanding what happens when a minor inherits can help you identify potential issues and better prepare your clients.
Don’t miss out – reserve your space now!
Free webinar: How bulletproof are your Will files with Sarah Bolt If your Will files were disclosed tomorrow, what would they reveal? A Larke v Nugus request can put
Free webinar: How bulletproof are your Will files with Sarah Bolt
If your Will files were disclosed tomorrow, what would they reveal?
A Larke v Nugus request can put the circumstances surrounding the preparation and execution of a Will under scrutiny. Understanding what may be requested, how to respond, and what your records could reveal is therefore essential to manage the risk of a future challenge.
Join Sarah Bolt, Director and Solicitor at Talbots Law, alongside Title Research’s Head of Business, Anthony Allsopp, for a practical webinar exploring Larke v Nugus requests and the key considerations for legal professionals.
During this session, we’ll cover:
Whether you’ve handled a Larke v Nugus request before or simply want to be prepared should one arise, this session will provide practical guidance to help you respond confidently, manage risk, and ensure your Will files can stand up to scrutiny.
November
Following the October Budget, Private Client practitioners will have a limited window to assess the Chancellor’s announcements, understand the implications for clients and consider what action may be needed before
Following the October Budget, Private Client practitioners will have a limited window to assess the Chancellor’s announcements, understand the implications for clients and consider what action may be needed before the end of the tax year.
Join Donna Brennan for a practical post-Budget webinar examining the key measures affecting Private Client work and the planning priorities for the five months leading up to 5 April 2027.
Donna will explore what the Budget means in practice, how forthcoming regime changes may affect clients and where practitioners should be focusing their attention as the new tax year approaches.
What will the webinar cover?
December
Please note that this session builds on Richard’s June 2026 webinar. In this update, Richard will cover: A refresher of the current taxation of pension funds on death An overview of how
Please note that this session builds on Richard’s June 2026 webinar. In this update, Richard will cover:
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