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From 6 April 2027, most unused pension funds will be pulled into the taxable estate for the first time. It's the most significant shift in estate planning practice in a generation — here's what's a...

Currently, there are estimated to be 982,000 people living with dementia in the UK, with this figure expected to rise to 1.4 million by 2040. Due to the impact that dementia has on decision-making,...

Although a Will is a necessary document for a smooth estate administration, a Will alone may not capture the full nuance of your “final wishes”, such as funeral arrangements, or leaving executors u...

Having a Will is one of the most important considerations you should make, helping to safeguard assets and protect your wealth for future generations. The presence of a Will also has legal signific...

When someone passes away, their property, money, and assets need to be properly managed and distributed - this is done through a process known as probate. Probate is the legal procedure for handlin...

Having a valid Will is crucial to ensuring your estate is protected after your death, yet statistics show that over 61% of adults in the UK do not have one. For those who die without a Will - there...

Planning for the future of your estate is a huge consideration for most people, ensuring the right beneficiaries inherit the correct assets and avoid certain tax implications after you’ve passed aw...

When someone passes away, it is essential that their estate is administered correctly which involves, amongst other things, applying for a Grant of Representations (known as a Grant of Probate wher...

Following the death of a loved one, the appointed personal representative(s) are tasked with administering the deceased’s estate; this is often an emotionally taxing time, and there are many common...

When someone passes away, managing their estate - distributing assets, paying debts, and handling legal affairs - can be a complex process. During this process, there are two roles which can be res...