Paying off debt is probably the last thing you consider when a loved one passes away, but it is an important subject and one that is rarely spoken about. Here, our experts explain what happens to debt when someone dies.

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?

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. 

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.

There are a number of different life events that could impact your will. This post considers some of the most common reasons that you might need to change the document to ensure it is up to date, as it might be that you created your will years ago and don’t remember the exact instructions for executors.

When a loved one passes away, the number of decisions to be made and the weight of responsibility upon you can feel overwhelming. To help you during this difficult time, we have compiled a step-by-step guide to assist you throughout the process.