Help and Advice

What Happens if I Die Without Making a Will?

In recent years, studies have suggested that roughly two thirds of adults have not made a will and that a third of us will die without having ever made one. In legal speak this is known as dying “intestate”.

Drafting a will

Different Types of Power of Attorney - A Comprehensive Overview

Find the Power of Attorney that's right for you.

Power of Attorney

How Do You Make a Parenting Plan?

Making a parenting plan while getting divorced can reduce disruption to your child’s life. Learn how to make an effective parenting plan with these five steps.

Children advice Divorce

6 Things You Should Do After Getting Divorced

Congratulations on making it though the divorce process! Here are the five things you should do after divorce.

Divorce

What Happens to Your Will After Divorce?

Getting divorced can seriously affect what happens to your Will. Here’s a look at the relationship between Wills and divorce.

Divorce Drafting a will

What is a Grant of Probate and How Do You Obtain One?

Explore everything you need to know about obtaining a grant of probate.

Obtain a grant

Petitioner vs. Respondent in Divorce: Understanding Your Role

Deciding to divorce can be difficult. Legal jargon only complicates it further. When it comes to divorce papers and understanding what to do next, it’s important not to get overwhelmed. It can be unclear what you need to do next, and who the paperwork refers to, so we have broken it down to make it simple.

Breakup advice Divorce

5 Things to Consider Before Buying Commercial Property

Getting commercial property that's right for your business is essential. But what should you look out for before you buy?

Business Property

What is a Statutory Will and Why is It Important?

If you want to make or change a will for someone who lacks mental capacity, you’ll need to apply for a statutory will. Find out what it is, who can send off for it, and how to get one.

Drafting a will

Your Guide to Transferring Ownership of a House With a Mortgage

If you have a mortgage on your house, transferring equity might seem complicated. There are a few extra steps you’ll need to take, but the process can actually be very straightforward. Usually, through the process, your conveyancing solicitor will be there to advise you.

Equity claims Property Ownership