
As another year begins, now is a good time to undertake a review of the current policies and procedures your business has in place from the beginning of taking client instructions to issuing final documents for signature.

As another year begins, now is a good time to undertake a review of the current policies and procedures your business has in place from the beginning of taking client instructions to issuing final documents for signature.

Our last article raised a number of common issues we come across when gifts are made in a Will. Here are some more common reasons for a gift failing which we will explore in this article.

Our previous article highlighted issues that can arise with gifts made in a Will. The second part of this article will also focus on further issues we have come across with gifts made in Wills.

Our first article of the series looked at gifts that can be made in a will. This 2-part article will now look at what issues can arise with gifts made in a Will that we have come across.

A key part of the estate planning process is deciding how you would like your estate to be distributed along with any specific gifts you would like to make and who to. This 4-part series explains what gifts can be made in a Will and what you should consider when making them.

The Regulation of Legal Services (Scotland) Act; it came into effect on 27th June 2025. What was the reason for this though?

Guidance for estate planners on drafting wills for transgender beneficiaries, ensuring identities are respected and disputes avoided.

What do we mean by “blended families?” blended families are those that include spouses with children from previous relationships.

Thinking about putting a Will in place can seem daunting to some or even morbid but it doesn’t need to be.

Here are some common questions we get regarding amendment to a Will