
The final speaker on our line up this year is Stephen Lawson!

The final speaker on our line up this year is Stephen Lawson!

There are only ten days to go until Conference! We would like to introduce Paige Gouldthorpe as our next speaker!

We are pleased to welcome another speaker for our conference 2026, Nicola Combe!

The countdown to conference is ticking down, we are now only a month away and we would like to introduce our next speaker Nick Ash.

We are pleased to share the next speaker in our SWW Conference 2026 line up, Katie Latham!

In our next instalment of SWW Conference speaker features, we are hearing from David Jones.

For the third instalment of the speaker features, we want to introduce you to Antony Brinkman, Chair of the Professional Standards Board.

When you purchase a property with someone else, you will be asked how you want to own the property. In England and Wales, a property can be held as either joint tenants or tenants in common. However, each ownership is different so let’s explore what they are and what you can do with the share as this is important for the purposes of will writing.

In our last article we looked at some potentially common issues you as an estate planner could face from a client. This article will hopefully provide some helpful tips on what you can do to address such situations

In today’s increasingly digital world will writers can face growing cyber risks that may threaten their business operations and client trust. Storing sensitive client data such as personal details, estate information and financial instructions can put businesses at risk of cybercrime. Additional factors such as remote working, use of third-party systems and electronic payment processes mean the need for robust cyber insurance is now more important than ever.