Key statistics on Will gifting
Some recent statistics released by His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) pertain to the value of gifts left to inheritors, and Will writing solicitors in North Wales can
Complex case highlights Wills, inheritance and bigamy
Generally speaking, the process of having a Will and the steps of probate when someone dies are relatively straightforward. However, there have been
Will making trends in 2025
There have been some specific trends that have been spotted by industry professionals such as
The worrying trend of using AI to make Wills
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.
Recent case shows how divorce can impact beneficiaries of a Will
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.
Court case highlights importance of using a Solicitor for your Will
Although Will writing solicitors in North Wales have always emphasised the importance of using legal professionals when making a Will, a recent legal case has helped to reinforce this message.
Trends in Will making in the UK
It is widely acknowledged that making a Will in the United Kingdom is best done with the support of legal experts like Wills solicitors in North Wales. Recently, there has been a surge in
How a recent court case may be significant in future Wills
A 2025 court case may help to clarify a range of issues relating to the use of clauses when
Proposed changes to rules on witnessing a Will
The current laws relating to witnessing a Will clearly state that witnesses cannot benefit from the Will they are signing off. These important safeguards exist to maintain fairness and transparency.
Rising number of people dying without a Will in the UK
In 2025, reports commissioned largely by HM Courts and Tribunal Service revealed a growing number of people are dying without making a Will. Many are also failing to use the services of Will making solicitors in North Wales.