Important terminology for Wills and their definitions
Most people know what a Will is and what it is used for, but there is very specific language used in
What entitlement rights do unmarried couples hold?
Unmarried couples are usually treated as two separate, and unmarried individuals, even if they have been living together for
What should you NOT include in a Will?
Will writing solicitors can advise and guide about what should be included in
What is the role of conveyancing solicitors when buying a house?
The role of solicitors specialising in conveyancing in North Wales is
What can I do if my ex takes my child without consent?
Divorces and dissolution of civil partnerships involving children can be a cause of considerable discontent for all
Who can witness a Will?
Will writing solicitors in North Wales can ensure that Wills are witnessed legally and
Can I relocate with my child after divorce?
Following a divorce or separation, relocating with a child is often an emotional and
How long does probate take?
Here in the UK, probate is the legal process that provides people with the authority required to manage a
What is grey divorce?
It is becoming increasingly common for those aged fifty and over to end their marriage. This is often known as
What are living Wills?
A living Will is a document drawn up by Will writing solicitors in North Wales that outlines someone’s preferences for their healthcare if they become unwell or lose their capacity to make their own decisions.