
For this week’s newsletter the Technical Team have picked out three interesting queries from the last month all centred around the theme of loss.
For this week’s newsletter the Technical Team have picked out three interesting queries from the last month all centred around the theme of loss.
Finders International is delighted to be sponsoring this year’s Annual Society of Will Writers Conference in October.
In instalment of our 'In CASE you missed it' series, we are looking at Re Williams (Deceased) [2021] EWHC 586 (Ch).
For our last article of what has been an interesting year for many (thanks to Covid-19) we thought we’d take a look back over the past year for a roundup of developments and interesting news relating to the will writing industry. Covid-19 and Remote Working The start of the year began with the country...
An executor is someone appointed in a will to distribute the estate of the testator in accordance with the wishes set out in the Will.
Executors have a legal duty to administer the deceased’s estate. So, what happens if an executor is failing in this duty?
As much as we try to encourage testators to speak with the people they wish to appoint as executors to inform them of their choice, some people will one day find themselves surprised with the role.
Founded in 1969, Fraser and Fraser has unique experience in the fields of genealogy and international probate research, meaning the firm is particularly well equipped at finding missing beneficiaries to unclaimed estates.
A recent case concerning who will inherit following the deaths of an elderly couple is causing strife for two stepsisters.
I had hoped that we would not see a return to the late nineties when low cost Wills, free Wills were rife within the profession. Unfortunately, we are seeing a resurgence of this practice, which is neither good news for the profession or the consumer as most clients who took these services believing they were paying around £20 a Will, in fact ended up paying several hundreds of pounds to unscrupulous companies.