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Upcoming changes to pension tax and IHT announced

Family Law, WillsBy Hannah Morris14/06/2025

From April 2027, there will be changes to pension tax rules that could impact the work carried out by Will writing solicitors in North Wales.

What happens if the seller dies before completion of a house sale?

Probate, WillsBy Amy Williams13/06/2025

When a property owner dies during the process of selling a house, it often causes confusion for all parties involved in the transaction.

Upcoming changes could affect first time home owners

News, PropertyBy Karen Bennett12/06/2025

Solicitors in North Wales are anticipating a rise in first time buyers, due to new ways that mortgage affordability could be calculated.

Law changes may affect how marriage affects Wills

WillsBy Amy Williams10/06/2025

New upcoming rulings regarding may waver the automatic rights of a new spouse to inherit and put in place protections for

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Single-lawyer approach increasingly common among divorcing couples

Family LawBy Hannah Morris08/06/2025

It is becoming increasingly popular for divorcing couples to use just one legal expert, according to

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Numbers of estates without Wills on the rise

WillsBy Karen Bennett06/06/2025

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

ConveyancingBy Amy Williams04/06/2025

The recent Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 will introduce notable changes for people who own or reside in

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Report calls for introduction of electronic Wills

WillsBy Hannah Morris02/06/2025

A recent report called Modernising Wills Law has been published that contains many recommendations for

How mental illness can impact Will making

WillsBy Karen Bennett30/05/2025

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?

ConveyancingBy Amy Williams28/05/2025

Recently, the annual budget has been the precursor to several changes to the buying and selling of houses and the property market as

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