This is a question that we often get asked by clients who mistakenly believe that they need either a Will, or an LPA. This is not correct. 

When considering putting in place a Will the first consideration is who will write it for you. Of course, you can try and write it yourself, but DIY Wills pose their own risks and discussed in our previous blog DIY? Good for the garden shed but not for your Will. So, it is likely that you will seek the professional advice of a solicitor or Will writer. 

Navigating the process of probate can be emotionally and financially challenging, especially when it comes to understanding the associated costs. Probate is the legal procedure following a person’s death. 

With the summer holidays already upon us, now is a great time to ensure that you are really holiday ready. You’ve probably packed your sun cream, swimwear and sandals, but have you got your Will in place in case the worst should happen?