Blended families most likely to experience Will disputes
A new piece of research has found that disputes over the contents of Wills are on the rise, and that blended families are most likely to
Hannah Nell Morris
Hannah Nell Morris | Associate Solicitor, Family Law Department | Head of Wills & Probate Department
Hannah Nell Morris obtained her Law Degree from Bangor University and completed her LPC at the University of Law in Chester. Qualifying as a solicitor in 2023, Hannah enjoys a diverse practice covering Wills, Probate, Powers of Attorney and Divorce, with a particular focus on Matrimonial and Probate matters. Clients value her friendly manner, practical advice, and careful handling of sensitive matters, especially during times of bereavement.
Recognised for her efficiency, attention to detail, and commitment to clear, thorough solutions, Hannah ensures every client receives the highest standard of representation. Hannah become the Head of the Firm’s Wills & Probate Department in April 2026.
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Can the executor of a Will be removed?
The executor of a will is the person responsible for managing the estate of a deceased individual; carrying out the instructions that are
Demand for CAFCASS rose during past year
The latest research shows that the number of people using Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Services (CAFCASS) rose during
Free Will Registration Month now available
The National Will Register has made Free Will Registration Month available again this year, giving people a chance to
Paternity leave changes to impact family law
A leading solicitor has warned that the paternity leave reforms will bring significant changes to
HMRC looking to clamp down on inheritance tax avoidance
HMRC is taking steps to tackle inheritance tax avoidance, by looking in more detail at
Survey shows growing support for electronic Wills
A recent survey has suggested that the majority of adults are in support of
Key statistics for UK Lasting Power of Attorney
Currently in the United Kingdom there are over
What to consider when choosing a lasting power of attorney
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is the appointment of one or more trusted individuals to make decisions on your behalf, should you lose
New focus on children in family law
Part of the major changes to family law in the UK is the move to
Recent case laws changing the UK property market
Although many positive changes are anticipated throughout 2026 that will help those looking to buy a house, there has already been case law that has
Upcoming changes to Will storage in the UK
Recent legal developments have allowed for the digital storage of Wills in the UK that could
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