Acts of ‘Willanthropy’ on the rise
Willanthropy is a fairly new term in the world of estate planning, developed to reflect the process of
New figures show changing ages of first-time home buyers
The average age of first-time home buyers in the UK is estimated to have increased in
Study shows cohabiting couples unaware of importance of Wills
Changes to social attitudes have seen a massive rise in the number of people who choose to
Can a house sale fall through after exchange?
For UK home buyers and sellers, exchanging contracts is a major milestone in the process. An offer has been
Who legally owns a house after exchange of contracts?
The process of selling or purchasing a house involves many different stages. While the exchange of contracts is an important point near the end of
Fee increases incoming for lasting powers of attorney
The UK government has recently announced that the fees for lasting powers of attorney will
The rise in fraudulent Wills
When people die without making a Will, they are known to have
What can we learn from the UK’s 2025 divorce statistics?
Thanks to findings from Richard Nelson LLP, divorce solicitors in North Wales may be able to understand that
Why are last-minute Will changes risky?
Many Will writing solicitors are seeing more Wills created or changed at very short notice, such as very shortly before
Predictions for the housing market in 2025
Recent predictions have estimated that during 2025, due to a peak in inflation, the housing market will