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There are concerns that the new statutory instrument enabling Wills to be witnessed virtually during the Covid-19 health pandemic could…

Fifty, or even thirty years ago, if you had asked a school classroom to draw a picture of the typical…

2019 was a challenging year for those working in the Wills and probate sector. To begin with, the government’s proposed…

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The ‘Litigation and Dispute Resolution’ departments of full service legal practices in the UK will, almost universally, provide Alternative Dispute…

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Making a legally binding Will is the only way you can be assured that your estate, i.e. your money, property,…