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What to Know About Will Trusts

Planning your estate is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your loved ones and ensure your wishes are carried out. One of the most effective tools for safeguarding your estate is a Will Trust.  It enables you to specify exactly how your assets should be managed and distributed after your […]

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7 Grounds for Contesting a Will: What You Need to Know

Contesting a Will in England and Wales is a complex legal process that requires a clear understanding of the valid grounds on which such a challenge can be made. It is not simply a matter of dissatisfaction with the contents of the Will. There needs to be a legitimate reason to contest its validity. When […]

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Why Does Probate Take So Long? Common Reasons for Delays

When a loved one passes away, dealing with their estate can be an emotional and challenging time. Obtaining a Grant of Probate is the legal process required to manage and distribute the deceased person’s assets, ensuring their wishes are carried out or, in the absence of a Will, that the estate is distributed according to […]

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Why January is the Best Time to Talk About Your Will

For many of us, January represents a fresh start – a time to reflect, set new goals, and take meaningful steps to prepare for the future. After the holiday rush and festivities, it is the perfect month to focus on important personal matters that often get sidelined during the busier times of the year. Among […]

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9 Reasons to Add Writing a Will to Your New Year’s Resolutions

New Year’s resolutions often focus on improving our health, finances, fitness and personal growth. But what about securing peace of mind for the future? While eating better, exercising more and saving money are all worthwhile goals, ensuring your loved ones are protected with a legally binding Will is just as important. Writing a Will is […]

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Excluding Someone From Your Will: What You Need to Know

Despite the size of your estate, making a Last Will is essential to ensure that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after you pass away.  What happens if you fall out with someone you named in your Will or you simply want to exclude a person from your Will? Life has ups and […]

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Do I Need a Discretionary Trust in My Will?

Everyone knows the importance of having a Will to ensure that your final wishes are carried out. A Discretionary Trust is a great option to ensure all this takes place. What is a Discretionary Trust? A Trust is a legal agreement that names a third party, referred to as the Trustees, who will hold assets […]

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What Can I Do to Prevent Someone from Contesting My Will?

When you make a Will, you do so to ensure that your final wishes are carried out after your passing and to ensure that there are no misunderstandings when your estate is distributed. And you don’t want to think that disagreements would arise after your death leading your friends or loved ones to contest your […]

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Finding Someone’s Last Will: A Guide

Losing a loved one can be a very stressful and emotional time. You want to ensure that their last wishes are followed through with and the way to do that is through their Will. However, it can be difficult to locate if they haven’t communicated to you where they kept their Will. If you believe […]

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