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Feuding Executors. How bad could it be? Key v Key [2026]
A mother named both her children as executors. Four years on, the tax was unpaid, the costs had hit £266,000, and a judge removed them both. The facts, the law, and how it was decided.
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The Will That Was Filmed: Baverstock v Baverstock
A daughter filmed herself guiding her dying mother's hand to sign a will leaving her the whole £700,000 estate, then showed the video in court. The facts, the law, and why the will failed.
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When a Will Challenge Never Gets Off the Ground: Woolfson v Woolfson
An estranged daughter tried to overturn her mother's will and reclaim family property going back three generations. The High Court threw the whole case out before trial. Here's why.
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“No Credibility”: The Dalton Will Dispute, Undue Influence and Dementia
A woman with advanced dementia signed a will leaving almost everything to one son. The High Court threw it out. The facts, the law, and what it means for your family.
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Probate Delays in 2026: How Long Will You Really Wait?
Processing times have improved, but delays aren't over, and bigger challenges are coming. Here's what executors need to know.
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The Biggest Shake-Up in Will Law for Nearly 200 Years
The Law Commission wants to replace the Wills Act 1837 with modern legislation covering electronic wills, capacity tests, and more.
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Inheritance Tax Changes in 2026: What You Need to Know
Farm relief capped, AIM shares hit, and pensions coming into the IHT net from 2027. Here's what changed and what to do about it.
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Digital Assets in Your Will: What the New Law Means for You
The Property (Digital Assets etc) Act 2025 officially recognises crypto, NFTs, and digital tokens as property. Here's how to include them in your will.
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Have you thought about these 5 reasons to update your will?
Life changes constantly, and your will should reflect those changes. Here are five important reasons you might need to update your will.
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Why make a will?
Making a will is one of the most important things you can do to protect your family and make sure your wishes are carried out.
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What is Probate and do I need it?
Understanding probate is essential if you're dealing with someone's estate. Learn what probate is and when it's required.
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What happens if you die without a will?
Dying without a will means your estate will be distributed according to intestacy rules, which may not reflect your wishes.
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Children and gifts in wills: 5 ways to get peace of mind
When you have children, making a will becomes even more important. Here's how to make sure your children are protected.
Read more →What is a Lasting Power of Attorney?
An LPA lets you appoint someone to make decisions on your behalf if you lose mental capacity. Find out why it's important.
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Do you cohabit? Your key questions answered
Unmarried couples have very different rights from married couples over inheritance. Here's what you need to know.
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Wills for British Ex-Pats
Living abroad as a British citizen? Understanding how different jurisdictions affect your will is important.
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Charity Gifts in Wills: how and why
Leaving a gift to charity in your will can make a lasting difference and may even reduce inheritance tax on your estate.
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