Probate timelines in the UK in 2026
It has been acknowledged that Probate waiting times have significantly improved in the last few years and it is anticipated in 2026 that
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.
Posts by Hannah Nell Morris
Considerations for separating couples in 2026
When the Autumn budget was announced towards the end of 2025, it was deemed to have
Electronic Wills pose unforeseen potential risks
Although the introduction of electronic Wills is expected to have a wide-reaching impact in the United Kingdom, many of which will
Do solicitors charge if a property sale falls through?
Are you buying or selling a property? It can be stressful, even without the unwanted possibility of
Assisted dying and estate planning
During 2025, the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill was passed in
Anticipated changes to family law in 2026
Even though 2025 saw some significant changes to family law in the United Kingdom, solicitors in Bangor may anticipate
Support available in the UK to buy a new build home
The government in the UK have introduced several schemes that are designed to
Do grandparents have rights to grandchildren in the UK?
Grandparents are a rock in many families. They can offer a sense of identity and solidify family values for children. They can also provide
New insights revealed about house buyers in the UK
Recent sources have revealed important information about home buyers in
Key findings from the National Wills Report 2025
The annual National Wills Report has found, a number of issues from 2025 that may be of interest
Why have Wills disputes increased in the UK?
Many cases have highlighted the recent spate of instances where a family Will has been disputed after
How changes to Wills are affecting young people
One of the most interesting proposed changes to Will making in the UK is the lowering of the age when people can legally take steps to
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