Confused about the terms “mirror Wills” and “mutual Wills”? They are very different concepts... This article aims to explain the basic difference between them as well as the pros and cons of each. 29 Dec

Mirror Wills vs Mutual Wills: What is The Difference?

Whether you are just beginning an artist estate or have been navigating it for years, this 7-part guide will provide you with essential insights on how to start and run an artist estate the most effectively and smoothly possible in 2026. 28 Dec

7-Part Guide: Artist Estate Planning Essentials 2026

This guide walks you through the entire probate application process—from determining whether you need probate at all, to submitting your application, to receiving your grant. 19 Dec

Step-by-Step Guide: How to Apply for Probate in the UK

The will drafting process can be daunting. Here’s a brief overview of some of the standard clauses you may see within your will and an explanation as to how they operate... 08 Dec

Common Will Clauses: What They Mean & How They Work

This article explains exactly what a letter of wishes is, why you need one, what to include, and how to write one that truly reflects your intentions. 04 Nov

How & Why To Write a Letter of Wishes: UK Guide

Unfortunately, disputes over Wills are on the rise in the UK... This reflects not only changing family structures but also shifting expectations around inheritance. 30 Oct

Family Dynamics & Inheritance: Managing Expectations

Relatives more prepared than ever to take costly legal action to fight for what they feel is 'their due slice' of family wealth— Attempts to have a will ruled invalid have surged 61% in five years... 23 Oct

Family Feuds Over Inheritances Surge 61% in UK

Northern Ireland's legal system is based on common law and is closely aligned with England and Wales. While the succession rules and probate procedures are broadly similar, there are important practical differences. 15 Oct

Probate in Northern Ireland: Key Jurisdictional Differences

The UK is tackling its long-term care crisis through increased funding, leveraging technology, strengthening the social care workforce, and supporting informal carers. 22 Sep

How is the UK Tackling its Long-Term Care Crisis?

An area of law rooted in fairness and equity, Proprietary Estoppel prevents a person from going back on a clear promise they made about a property if another person has relied on that promise to their own detriment. 18 Sep

Promised Inheritance: Understanding “Proprietary Estoppel”

In a compelling High Court decision that has stirred conversations across both the legal and familial landscapes, a £14.5 million trust dispute between two brothers has culminated in a judgment that emphasizes intention over biology. 21 Jul

Landmark Case Ruling in £14.5m Trust Dispute

Bringing wills into the 21st century: will major inheritance law reform soothe or spark legal battles? 21 Jul

Could Inheritance Law Reform in England & Wales Spark Legal Battles?