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How electronic Wills are set to change the UK inheritance process

WillsBy Charlie30/11/2025

Since electronic Wills have been deemed an acceptable way to estate plan, there has been a significant increase in

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New changes to financial settlements after a divorce

Family LawBy Gemma28/11/2025

The year 2025 saw some significant changes to family law, including how divorces are

What will the property ladder look like in 2026?

ConveyancingBy Mark25/11/2025

Many home buyers in the UK ultimately want to move up the property ladder and to purchase their dream house at

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Important details from the National Will Report 2025

WillsBy Charlie24/11/2025

The National Wills Report is an annual evaluation carried out by the National Will Register aiming to capture the current trends and attitudes towards Wills in the UK, and the 2025 edition of the report has

Survey reveals 2025 UK Wills statistics

WillsBy Gemma22/11/2025

An annual survey has just been published that gives a snapshot of the attitudes towards Will making in

What happens if a buyer or seller goes bankrupt before completion?

ConveyancingBy Mark20/11/2025

While the exchange of contract makes a property transaction legally binding, a house sale isn’t guaranteed until the day of completion. While the time between exchange is typically 28 days or less, matters can sometimes go wrong between these key stages in

What’s the difference between exchange and completion?

ConveyancingBy Charlie20/11/2025

The last two steps to get past in the home buying process involve exchange and completion. After the exchange, the property purchase is

What’s the process of buying a house under a shared ownership scheme?

ConveyancingBy Gemma20/11/2025

Many first-time buyers in the UK in 2025 choose to obtain their first home using the

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What’s the difference between power of attorney and executor of a Will?

Lasting Power of AttorneyBy Charlie19/11/2025

In estate planning, two key legal roles exist with clearly defined responsibilities, a power of attorney and the executor of

New attitudes to intestacy rules in 2025

Family LawBy Mark18/11/2025

It is now generally recognised that unmarried couples do not have automatic rights to each other’s estate when one of them dies. However, polls carried out in

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