Most customers search online for legal services – how do you make sure they find you?
The way in which legal services are delivered is changing, with the need to stand out from competitors at an all-time high.
Widow of playboy founder was not included in will
The wife of the recently deceased Hugh Hefner will not inherit any of his $43 million fortune.
Concerns raised over online LPAs
Concerns have been raised over the online tool which enables Lasting Powers of Attorney to be created online.
How do you turn the price transparency proposals into an opportunity for your firm?
Complicated, confusing and convoluted – just a few words that consumers often use to describe the legal market.
WillSuite expands market share
Will writing software provider, WillSuite, are proud to announce their rapid market expansion over recent months.
Big changes at CTTC Ltd as the company continues to grow
Countrywide Tax and Trust Corporation Limited have created two new Director positions as a result of continuous expansion of the company.
Are you ready for the Criminal Finances Act 2017?
It’s just two days until the Criminal Finance Act 2017 (CFA) comes into effect, do you know what it means for your practice?
Share your views on will legislation before 10 October
The Law Commission is currently consulting on the reform to the law of wills.
Deputyship company makes key appointment
An affair management company for vulnerable adults has recently appointed a new Client Financial Affairs Manager.
2017 sees IHT surge
Research has revealed that inheritance tax receipts have grown by over 18% since the start 2017. According to NFU Mutual, £2.4 billion was collected from estates between April and August of this year, despite the introduction of measures to reduce the level of tax incurred. Launched in April, the residence nil rate band provides families […]
Technology in probate
“How has the role of technology in probate evolved over time to provide a better service for clients, and how do you predict technology in this space will continue to change in the years to come?”
Moneypenny diversifies with new Live Chat service
Moneypenny, the leading outsourced communications provider for the legal industry, is further expanding its business with the launch of its new Live Chat service.
Information proposals should benefit public and law firms
Better information on price and quality of service will help the public make better legal choices and law firms find new clients, according to proposals from the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). The SRA wants to tackle the problem that it can be hard for people to find useful information on either price or quality of […]
4 days and counting until the Criminal Finance Act comes into effect
The Criminal Finances Act 2017 received Royal Assent on 27th April 2017 and was the UK Government’s response to the “Panama Papers” scandal.
Entrepreneurs decline Dragon’s investment for their new scattering ashes service
Whilst most of us will not have the chance to explore space during our lifetime, a new service may make it possible to soar among the stars after death.
Solicitors to test online probate service
It has recently been revealed that solicitors will soon be invited to join the initial testing phase for online probate.
Tax work of solicitors could face greater scrutiny
Solicitors providing tax planning services could face greater scrutiny from both HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) and the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), as the Government looks to clamp down on “aggressive” tax avoidance schemes.
Generate more will writing enquiries at little cost
Writing a will is important, but how do you communicate this to consumers?
Supermen Webinar No.34
How Discretionary Trusts can save your clients IHT
Enhance your Willwriting skills with the IPW
With exclusive training courses and accreditation opportunities, October is set to be another busy month for members of the Institute of Professional Willwriters.
