Understanding your right to reasonable financial provision from a deceased person’s estate If a loved one has died and you have been left out of the will, or left less than you reasonably need, you may have options. Under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and...
Wills & Probate
Non-Doms to Be Scrapped from April 2025
The current tax treatment for UK resident non-domiciled individuals (non-doms) is to be abolished from 6 April 2025, the Labour government has confirmed. In a policy paper published at the end of July, the government said that it will “remove the outdated concept of...
Where Do I Start When Disputing a Will?
A Will ensures that when you die, your wishes are met, whether that be concerning who receives your assets or how much they get. Even Wills that a legal professional has drawn up can be subject to disputes regarding the contents of a Will. When disputes arise, various...
Probate: Warning for Personal Representatives
Are you an overseas entity holding UK real property? Under Section 25 of the Administration of Estates Act 1925, the duties of Personal Representatives include a duty to collect and get in the estate of the deceased and where appropriate to convert any assets of the...
Experienced Central London Probate Solicitors
We understand that dealing with a loved one’s estate following a death can be highly stressful, but we are experienced central London probate solicitors. We are here to guide you through the process, providing the right legal expertise tailored to your situation, to...
Five More Good Reasons to Make a Will…
Why should I make a Will? 1. Underage Children Leaving a Will provides some certainty over who will be responsible for your children in the event of your death. Who will they live with? How will they be provided for until they reach adulthood? If you are leaving a...