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Complex case highlights Wills, inheritance and bigamy

WillsBy Karen Bennett26/09/2025

Generally speaking, the process of having a Will and the steps of probate when someone dies are relatively straightforward. However, there have been

Inheritance tax updates on international assets

Inheritance TaxBy Hannah Morris24/09/2025

Since April 6, 2025, there have been significant changes to

Will making trends in 2025

WillsBy Amy Williams22/09/2025

There have been some specific trends that have been spotted by industry professionals such as

How a legal report has helped to demystify the language of family courts

Family LawBy Karen Bennett20/09/2025

A legal report that was commissioned in 2022 and is being implemented today is functioning to recommend that barristers consider the words and

How long does conveyancing take?

ConveyancingBy Hannah Morris18/09/2025

As a rule, conveyancing usually takes between 12 and16 weeks starting from the date that an offer is officially accepted until

The worrying trend of using AI to make Wills

WillsBy Amy Williams18/09/2025

With artificial intelligence (AI) now part of everyday life, many people are beginning to see it as a tool for creating Wills. Studies show a growing number believe AI can replace professional advice in this sensitive area.

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What is the difference between a legal separation and a divorce?

GeneralBy Karen Bennett17/09/2025

Divorce and legal separation are two options open to married couples experiencing difficulties in

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Rise reported in those ignoring family court rulings

Family LawBy Hannah Morris16/09/2025

When family court orders are broken, there can be serious consequences – as demonstrated by a recent case.

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Recent case shows how divorce can impact beneficiaries of a Will

Family Law, WillsBy Karen Bennett14/09/2025

A recent court case has demonstrated the importance of using Will making solicitors in North Wales when estate planning – especially when a divorce is anticipated in the family.

What the latest domestic abuse statistics show

Domestic AbuseBy Amy Williams12/09/2025

Recent changes to how the Office of National Statistics (ONS) records incidents of domestic abuse have revealed higher levels of cases than previously thought.

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