Law changes may affect how marriage affects Wills
New upcoming rulings regarding may waver the automatic rights of a new spouse to inherit and put in place protections for
Single-lawyer approach increasingly common among divorcing couples
It is becoming increasingly popular for divorcing couples to use just one legal expert, according to
Numbers of estates without Wills on the rise
There has been a marked increase recently in the number of families and individuals preparing to go to court
Changes to UK leasehold properties coming into effect in 2025
The recent Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 will introduce notable changes for people who own or reside in
Report calls for introduction of electronic Wills
A recent report called Modernising Wills Law has been published that contains many recommendations for
How mental illness can impact Will making
Although Will making solicitors in North Wales would emphasise the importance of estate planning, they are also most likely to help
What are the key recent changes affecting the UK housing market?
Recently, the annual budget has been the precursor to several changes to the buying and selling of houses and the property market as
Law Commission suggests potential changes to Will making
The Law Commission have undertaken a review of current laws governing Will-making and have made many recommendations that could, if implemented, completely revitalise the roles of
Government launches consultation on non-married cohabitee rights
It has now acknowledged by the UK government that a consultation is needed to review the rights of
New report offers recommendations for making Wills
There is anticipation that the historical laws relating to Will-making might be updated and modernised in due course, in line with changes to