If you die without a valid will, your property will be shared out according to certain rules. These are called the rules of intestacy. Here, we explain exactly what that means for you and your family.

Our lives are being becoming increasingly digital, so how do we protect our online belongings in our Will?

Our probate experts list all of the deadlines you should consider when applying for probate.

In this article, we explain the unfortunate topic of later life care, the power of an attorney and dealing with dementia in the family. This is a topic that no one really wants to think about, but at some stage has to. Take a closer look at how PHR can help you in this step-by-step guide.

A new report into homeowners and estate planning has found that almost half of homeowners do not have a valid will in place.

Winter should be a time for family and friends, but for many it turns into a nightmare.

If someone with dementia becomes too ill to make informed decisions, you can take on the role of decision-maker by becoming their deputy.

DIY wills are on the rise, but they are potentially very dangerous for you and your estate.

We all know we need to make a Will to make provision for our finances when we die. However, it is now just as important to make arrangements about our finances and decisions about our health and welfare for when we are still alive, but are possibly incapable of dealing with them ourselves.