Can I change my Will without rewriting the whole thing?
It is very easy to accidentally invalidate your Will by making changes to after it has been signed and witnessed
It is very easy to accidentally invalidate your Will by making changes to after it has been signed and witnessed
When preparing a Will, it is important to consider any personal property stored electronically to protect it from being lost, made inaccessible, or overlooked.
To support Carers Week 2026, we’ve put together some information that carers may find useful regarding their employment rights, Lasting Powers of Attorney, deputyships, and the Court of Protection.
Our Wills, Trusts & Estate team includes members who have undergone specialist training to become full members of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners,.
We believe one of the keys to giving our clients a personal service tailored to their needs is getting to know who they are. So, we’ve turned the tables by asking each member of our staff three questions, so you get to know about them.
1 in 10 adults in the UK have started making a will but haven’t yet finished it. Make this the week you tick creating or updating your Will off your to-do list.
The £1m Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR) threshold will increase to £2.5m from April 2026
Making a ‘gift’ from your estate to reduce inheritance tax or to avoid care home fees, might actually make matters more complex and onerous.
If a person loses mental capacity, and there is no valid Lasting Power of Attorney in place at the time, an application to the Court of Protection for Deputyship may be required.
The National Wills Report 2025, compiled by The National Will Register, has just been published and makes for some interesting reading regarding how we approach death and estate planning in the UK. The report is based on the responses of over 2000 people surveyed in August 2025.