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

The outbreak of coronavirus earlier this year forced the UK into lockdown for the best part of four months. We discuss what the current requirements for witnessing a will are.

If someone lacks the mental capacity to make their own financial or welfare decisions, it is likely they lack the ability to make a will. This is where a statutory will is necessary. 

If you are selling a house as an attorney for someone it is important to check which kind of Power of Attorney you have. To act on the sale of a property you have to have been appointed in an EPA or a Property and Financial LPA.

A study has shown that two in three UK residents, including 42% of over 55s, do not have a will.

Writing a will is something that every person at some stage in their life needs to think about, but actually knowing how to correctly write one is a common issue. In this guide, we explain 7 primary factors people should consider before they begin the will writing process.

Here is our advice for parents on planning for the future once they have children.

With dementia on the rise, the risk of losing mental capacity with no lasting power of attorney in place is increasing.

Many people believe they have accounted for everything they own in their will, only to find that sometimes some assets slip through the net.