Who died first? A key question in some probate cases
To some this may seem a strange question but in the context of Wills this can be a very important…
Read moreLack of knowledge & approval – can it make a will invalid?
For a Will to be valid there are a number of criteria which the Testator must meet, the Testator being…
Read moreDomicile for the purpose of an Inheritance Act Claim
When making an Inheritance claim, the domicile country of the deceased is an essential element of the Court’s decision. Various…
Read moreFree Wills & LPA Advice Seminar in November
Join us for one of our ever-popular free Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney talks on 23rd November to ensure that you’re…
Read moreFree Wills & LPA Advice Seminar in August
Join us for one of our ever-popular free Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney talks on 15th and 18th August to…
Read moreWhen is Someone Too Ill to Make a Will?
Dementia, among other disorders and diseases, can highlight huge challenges for both doctors and lawyers when assessing the testamentary capacity…
Read moreReform to Wills – Imminent Changes Afoot?
The process of making a valid Will is currently governed by the Wills Act 1837 – but a consultation may…
Read moreA Landmark Judgement for Right to Die Cases?
A recent judgement questions if legal permission is still required by a court before life-supporting treatment is withdrawn from patients in certain…
Read moreFree Wills and LPA Advice Seminar in September
Join us on one of our popular free Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney talks on 15th and 16th September…
Read moreEstranged Daughter Succeeds in Will Dispute
A Judge has awarded an estranged daughter £30,000 in yet another unprecedented move by the legal system. Our Senior Associate…
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