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Is “get my Will sorted” your New Year resolution?
The UK is suffering from "wills apathy", with more than 30 million adults failing to make provisions for when they ...
Do you have children from a previous relationship?
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Why you need a Power of Attorney — before it’s too late
It's all too easy to dodge conversations about putting a power of attorney in place with a "maybe later" or ...
Don’t do a Jimi Hendrix
A lot of people assume that making a Will is something you can leave till you're older. The reality, though, ...
William Shakespeare’s Will – The National Archive
William Shakespeare's last will and testament was signed on 25 March 1616, just under a month before his death. The ...
Dying without a Will
I had a call today from a client who unfortunately lost his mother with COVID-19 recently. The problem is he ...
100% customer rating for April
Collecting customer feedback is so important. MW Estate Planning is very proud to have achieved a 100% rating from their ...
How to choose your Will Writer?
Unfortunately, Will writing or estate planning is not a regulated profession. It was going to be regulated a few years ...
What is a General Power of Attorney?
Normally when we think of powers of attorney we think of Lasting Power of Attorney (LPAs). These documents allow a ...
Stepdaughter Loses Legal Battle Against Stepmother
A daughter who challenged her late father’s Will after her terminally ill stepmother disinherited her has lost a High Court ...
What is a Property Protection Trust or PPT?
Watch this short explainer animation for a better understanding. Property Protection Trust or PPT? ...
Trusts – What are they?
A Trust is a legal arrangement where someone looks after assets (the Trustee) on behalf of one or more potential ...
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Getting your Will witnessed during lockdown?
If you have a Will or Codicil (amendment to an existing Will) that need to be witnessed, called Attestation, then ...