Estate planning is essential for business owners to ensure continuity, protect assets, & minimise taxes. Learn how to protect your business

Secure your children's future by appointing guardians and trustees in your Will. Learn the key steps to protect their inheritance.

Excluding someone from your Will is a significant decision. Learn the legal implications and tips to minimise potential disputes

Cohabitees don’t have the same rights as spouses when a partner dies. Learn how to protect your rights, access benefits & secure your future

Understand the Inheritance Tax 7-year rule to avoid unexpected bills. Learn how careful estate planning can protect you and your loved ones.

An executor ensures a deceased's wishes are fulfilled, managing assets, debts, and inheritance. Read about the role and responsibilities.

Fear care home costs? Gifting your home might not be the answer. Means testing, deprivation of assets, and legal complexities can arise.

Talking about money with your parents can be uncomfortable, but it's a conversation that’s essential for ensuring financial security.

Many cohabiting couples are unaware of the legal and financial implications of their living arrangements.

Estate planning offers several vital tools to safeguard your children's future, providing peace of mind for both you and your loved ones

What happens to these digital assets when we pass away?

Don't wait until it's too late; make writing a Will a priority

Writing a Will isn't exactly at the top of everyone's fun list. But what happens if you kick the bucket without one?

There are a bunch of myths floating around that might be stopping you from writing your Will. Here's the truth behind 5 misconceptions

Looking after a loved one who requires extra support requires careful planning.  This blog post explores different options available.

Here are three real-life stories that illustrate the human cost of intestacy and how unjust this law can sometimes be.

Everyone needs a Will, regardless of age, wealth, or relationship status. Failing to create a Will can lead to complications and stress.

Don't let your wedding bells become a wake-up call for outdated estate planning.

Estate Planning is for everyone and it's something that needs to be reviewed and kept up to date.

Many people underestimate the importance of storing their Will securely once it has been completed.