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The Law Society has reported a ‘striking shift’ in the number of people making or updating wills since the beginning of the pandemic – although the ‘overwhelming majority’ of people are yet to put their legal affairs in order.

To assist you with making your Will, we have put together a checklist which will help you understand the kind of decisions you will need to make and what information you should start preparing.

We explain the rules around who can make a will and what makes one legally binding.

With society becoming more and more reliant on digital services to get things done and keep safe at home, the legal services industry has had to adapt to cope with these changes.

The following guide has been written to help you prioritise the next steps that need to be taken when a loved one dies, including recent changes in procedure during the Coronavirus Pandemic and will answer some of the questions that we are being asked by our clients most often.

There are many why all parents should make a Will. Here we explain our top 5.

There comes a point in all our lives when we think about making a Will. The harsh reality is that one day we will all

We all love our pets yet many of us do not consider what would happen to them when we die. It is possible to make