
Ken down the pub doesn’t need a will, and neither do you he says. Here’s why:

Ken down the pub doesn’t need a will, and neither do you he says. Here’s why:

If you're in the business of offering Wills and Estate Planning to your clients and have done so for a while you might begin to think that your offering/image is getting a little stale and in need of reinventing.

Avoid intestacy If you die without making a Will, known as dying intestate, then your assets will be distributed according to the rules of intestacy. This will mean that the people you would like to receive your estate may not necessarily inherit it. Appoint executors Executors are the people you choose to carry out your...

If in the unfortunate event you are dissatisfied with the service provided to you by a member of the Society of Will Writers, you may wish to make a complaint. Whatever the reason for your complaint, there are procedures that must be followed to ensure that it is dealt with in a timely and appropriate manner.

The Abbey Hotel in Redditch is the place to be this October for the SWW conference. The SWW will be holding our 22nd annual conference and are pleased to announce that we have a host of great speakers and exhibitors joining us.

We are commonly asked how many trustees should be appointed as well as just who it is appropriate to appoint. Today we hope to address this.

In January and February 2018, Certainty Will Searches undertaken by members of the public have produced some interesting results that are worth noting.

Very rarely is anything in life free. Those things that are free often have no perceived value and where something is provided for free the cost is often absorbed somewhere else (meaning you still pay for it), or it is free because the provider has an ulterior motive.

This week The College of Will Writing put on the first two of four General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Essentials courses, tutored by Gary Payne of the Gill Payne Partnership Ltd.

The SWW wrote an article back in 2016 addressing some of the key questions we get when it comes to Larke v Nugus letters.