The impact of stamp duty costs on house prices
It has been reported by various estate agents that house sales during the first half of 2025 have increased. Demand for more homes has also escalated, yet overall, house prices have not risen.
Should 16-year-olds be able to make a Will? The case for change
The legal age of being able to make a Will in the UK is currently 18. This baseline age was outlined in the Wills Act 1837 and has only just recently been reviewed.
Alarming statistics about the lack of Will writing in the UK
Although the number of people in the UK who are aware of the need to have a Will is increasing, there is still a large proportion of individuals who
What families should know about lasting power of attorney rules
It is imperative that families and those who are responsible for the care of another person are aware of recent changes to rules governing lasting power of attorney (LPA).
Invalid Wills cause increase in illegal claims
It has been reported that there has been a rise in crimes relating to the Will-making process.
What first-time buyers need to know in 2025
There have been many updates made about what first-time home buyers can expect to deal with in the latter half of this year.
Should AI write your Will? Legal experts warn of costly risks
Some recent statistics indicate that a substantial proportion of adults in the United Kingdom feel that a Will generated by AI (artificial intelligence) would be acceptable.
Resolution Together: the rise of one lawyer divorces
It is becoming more common for divorce solicitors in North Wales to act for both parties in “one couple, one lawyer” divorces (alternatively named Resolution Together).
New guidance on undue influence in Will making
This year, new recommendations relating to Will making in the UK were published.
Proposed updates on children’s laws
Recent pilot schemes throughout the UK designed to make legal issues regarding children simpler and more informed have been reviewed.