Dealing with someone’s affairs after they die can be complex. Our probate guide aims to simplify the process.

We’ve explained the value of a will and lasting powers of attorney and finally we’re demystifying the probate process. When a loved one passes away, navigating the legalities of their estate can feel overwhelming - but we're here to help.

As part of the Dying Matters conversation, we're exploring a crucial aspect often overlooked – the significance of obtaining a lasting power of attorney (LPA).

It’s Dying Matters Week, a week that is about encouraging open conversations about death, dying, and bereavement. To start, we look at why making a will is so important.

Buying a home is probably the biggest purchase you will make in your lifetime. This blog looks at what happens if you don't have a will in place when you pass away.

Having a valid will is important if you want to make sure your loved ones are looked after and your important belongings go where you intended.

In a world where technology is constantly developing and more of our lives are online, it’s important to make sure that your digital assets are protected after your death.

A will is something that everyone should consider putting into place, during their lifetime. It protects their assets and their loved ones, upon their death.