Life Interest Trusts: What Are They and How Do They Work?
09
Oct - 2026
What is a life interest trust and how does it work? Discover the benefits, risks and implications for your family home, inheritance and estate planning.
Personal Chattels: What Happens to Personal Belongings After Death?
21
Sep - 2026
What are personal chattels and what happens to belongings after death? Find out how personal possessions are dealt with and how to avoid disputes.
Who Can Act As A Certificate Provider Under A Lasting Power Of Attorney?
10
Sep - 2026
Find out who can act as a certificate provider for a Lasting Power of Attorney, who cannot, what they must do and when a solicitor may help.
Investigations by the Department for Work and Pensions After Death
07
Sep - 2026
If the DWP contacts you during estate administration, it is important to act carefully. We explain why these enquiries happen, what executors should do, and how to protect against liability.
Can I Disinherit My Children?
26
Aug - 2026
Can I disinherit my children? Find out whether you can leave a child out of your Will, if they can challenge your estate and how to protect your wishes.
What Happens at a Will Appointment?
20
Aug - 2026
Wondering what happens at a Will appointment? We explain how your instructions are taken, what happens after your appointment and how a legal expert can help ensure your wishes are clearly reflected.
What Expenses Can an Executor Claim? A Guide to Allowable Costs in Estate Administration
13
Aug - 2026
Taking on the role of an Executor can be onerous. Chartered Legal Executive, Sara Hilliard, explains what expenses an executor can claim in her latest blog...
'I Don't Want My Inheritance' - Your Options
04
Aug - 2026
Don't want to accept an inheritance? Charlotte Day, Wills & Probate Solicitor, explains disclaimers, Deeds of Variation, tax traps and the 2-year rule under UK law.
Why Can't I Sit In A Will Meeting?
10
Jun - 2026
Why are family members often asked to leave during a Will appointment? Learn about confidentiality, mental capacity and protecting vulnerable clients.
Do I need a Lasting Power of Attorney for Property and Financial Affairs if I Have a Joint Bank Account?
10
Jun - 2026
Find out whether a joint bank account removes the need for a Lasting Power of Attorney. Learn why LPA is still essential for financial protection and peace of mind.
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