A recent decision which ruled that the cutting of judges pension entitlements was discriminatory is to be challenged by the government.Read More
The right to make a claim under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, ends with the death of the individual who held the entitlement,Read More
According to a recent report, a quarter of people planning to retire in 2017 will have unpaid debts, typically totalling around £24,000.Read More
Legal Eye are carrying out a short survey on the challenges law firms are facing in 2017 in relation to risk and compliance. All survey responses will be collated and a summary report provided to those Read More
Amendments have recently been made to Practice Guide 6, which deals with devolution on the death of a registered proprietor.Read More
The Society of Will Writers can confirm the appointment of Duncan Sims in the role of Chairman for the SWW’s new Professional Standards Board.Read More
Recorded as the most common cause of death in 2015, the prevalence of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia is only likely to increase as Britain’s population continues to age.Read More
Although your business might have a presence in the Will Writing industry, it can be difficult to make it develop market prominence. Beyond the first initial jobs, it’s tricky to know how you can Read More
The landscape surrounding the legal framework that currently applies to disappointed beneficiaries is potentially about to change.Read More
A new service has been launched which aims to reduce the cost of caring for elderly relatives.Read More
If cuts to immigration are made following Britain’s departure from the EU, Britons may be forced to work longer.Read More
The training arm of the Society of Will Writers , The College of Will Writing is pleased to announce the appointment of a new tutorRead More
According to recent research, 21% of cohabitees believe that they would automatically inherit the final salary pension of a deceased partner.Read More
In an attempt to get a share of his family’s £160 million fortune, an accountant resorted to forging the will of his dead mother.Read More
Thanks to genealogist Sue Jackson, the relatives of a World War Two airman will be reunited at a memorial service to commemorate his life.Read More
As Facebook and Twitter are used more and more in all areas of business, the benefits of utilising social media are becoming increasingly recognised within the Will Writing and Probate professions. Although marketing in the Read More
After a hugely exciting start to the new year, Legalex – the UK’s fastest growing legal event dedicated to making ambitious law firms and professionals more competitive – looks set to be the biggest and most Read More
Thousands of pounds have recently been raised for the children of a couple who died just days apart.Read More
A solicitor who ignored court instructions to repay money gained from overcharging on estates has been struck off.Read More
Set to underpin the work of legacy professionals, a new ethical framework is being launched on the 24 February 2017 by the Institute of Legacy Management.Read More