During recent consultations about modernising Will writing in the UK, one of the proposals presented involved the idea of destroying existing written Wills to be replaced by new digital versions.

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

There have been many updates made about what first-time home buyers can expect to deal with in the latter half of this year.

This year, new recommendations relating to Will making in the UK were published.

Following legislation introduced in 2022, it is now much easier for couples to separate. It is enough to claim a marriage has simply broken down to apply for a divorce. In this blog, we explore the legal consequences and material implications of

When someone passes away, Probate may be necessary. This is when the executor or administrator of the estate acts on the future of the assets left behind. In this article, we consider different aspects of Probate procedures, and when it might be necessary to approach Probate solicitors in North Wales.

It has always been an important role of Will writing solicitors in North Wales to ensure that the testator has the mental capacity to complete the document in accordance with the law.

Although Lasting Powers of Attorney have been around for many years, there have been some recent changes that clarify and update the previous rules. Solicitors in Llandudno and other areas of North Wales can update their clients on how the changes could impact their estate planning.

There is a growing trend for couples in the UK to use pre-nuptial agreements. This is a relatively new phenomena, as previously they were thought to only be relevant to high-net-worth individuals.

There has been a significant rise in Will disputes since 2022, and there are many reasons for this, which this blog will explain in further detail.

When child custody cases involve domestic violence, they present unique complexities and challenges. Under these circumstances, the courts always prioritise the best interests of the child – a guiding principle in all custody decisions.

Many family disputes have previously only been resolved after a lengthy court case. Not only can these cause great distress to families – especially for any children involved – but they often cause massive delays to resolving disputes, due to the consistent backlog of cases.