The Wills Act 1837 has largely remained untouched in its near 200-year existence but that could be about to change significantly after The Law Commission published its anticipated report and draft Wills Bill.
What does it mean to be a beneficiary of a Will?
You might be wondering what it means to be a beneficiary of someone’s Will if you have just lost a loved one.
How to support a loved one with dementia
Supporting someone you love who’s been diagnosed with dementia is hard. It can be confusing, exhausting, and at times, deeply upsetting. It’s not just the daily tasks like making meals, repeating conversations, or helping them find their way around the house, it’s the bigger stuff too. Suddenly, you’re wondering: Is their money safe? Do you need to move them into a care home or assisted living facility? What happens if they can’t make decisions for themselves anymore?
Why you should consider a Lasting Power of Attorney before it’s too late
As we approach Dementia Action Week (19–25 May 2025), we wanted to share our professional insights into just how important it is to prepare a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA).
When is the right time to write a Will?
Life moves quickly. One moment you are celebrating a promotion or welcoming a new baby, and in the next, you are wondering where the years have gone.