
Property ownership in England & Wales is more nuanced than simply whose name is on the deeds. To really understand property ownership, we need to break down the differences between legal ownership and beneficial ownership.

Property ownership in England & Wales is more nuanced than simply whose name is on the deeds. To really understand property ownership, we need to break down the differences between legal ownership and beneficial ownership.

“Legal Corner” is our semi-regular feature where the Technical Team pick out a small selection of recent queries to publish. This time it’s three quick-fire questions relating to executors.

Lets look at the five most common mistakes people make when it comes to making a will so you can start your planning already knowing how to avoid them.

As we head towards the close of 2025, it is worth pausing to take stock of a year that has been significant for succession law, estate planning and will writing across the United Kingdom.

Yesterday 26th November 2025 saw Chancellor Rachel Reeves announce her much anticipated autumn budget. There are some changes relating to Inheritance Tax (IHT) to consider and that Will Writers and Estate Planning Practitioners ought to be aware of.

Learn how a Deed of Variation lets families adjust inheritances, reduce inheritance tax (IHT), and create fairer outcomes after a loved one’s death.

In this feature we examine key cases in relation to will writing and other estate planning activities to keep you up to date on recent developments in the law. This time we are looking at Howe v Howe.

To help you make an informed choice, this article will outline some essential considerations when selecting an executor for your will.

In this instalment of 'In CASE you missed it' we look at a case that demonstrates the perils of mutual wills.

The Law Commission has published a report addressing the various legal and regulatory challenges surrounding digital assets.