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Do you know what actually happens to your estate if you do not have a will?Without one, the law decides who inherits und...
16/09/2026

Do you know what actually happens to your estate if you do not have a will?

Without one, the law decides who inherits under strict intestacy rules, the court decides who looks after your children, and your partner could be left with no automatic right to anything, even if you have been together for years.

The good news is that putting a will in place is far simpler than most people think, and it means these decisions stay yours.

We are running a free webinar on 20 October 2026 to walk you through exactly what a will covers and how to get started. Comment WEBINAR below and we will send you the link to join.

This content is not legal or financial advice. Estate planning is complex.

10/09/2026

Comment LINK for a link to our 20 minute Q&A meeting where you can ask one of our expert estate planners anything about wills and estates.

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or financial advice. Estate planning is complex and individual circumstances vary. Always seek advice from a qualified professional.
Estate planning tips | wills and estates

09/09/2026

Comment LINK for a link to our 20 minute Q&A meeting where you can ask one of our expert estate planners anything about wills and estates.

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or financial advice. Estate planning is complex and individual circumstances vary. Always seek advice from a qualified professional.
Estate planning tips | wills and estates

07/09/2026

If you have stepchildren, this could catch your family out.

Under UK intestacy rules, if you die without a will, only your biological or legally adopted children automatically inherit. Stepchildren are not included, no matter how long they have been part of your family or how close your relationship is.

If you want your stepchildren to inherit, a will is the only way to make sure that happens.

Comment LINK below and we will send you the details to book a 20-minute appointment.

This content is not legal or financial advice. Estate planning is complex.

03/09/2026

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This content is not legal or financial advice. Estate planning is complex

01/09/2026

This comes up more than people expect. Someone is told they will only receive an inheritance if they meet a certain condition, maybe converting to a certain career, staying married, or cutting ties with a partner the family disapproves of

Conditions like this are not automatically enforceable. UK law allows some conditions in a will, but if a condition is designed to control someone’s personal life in a way that goes against public policy, such as restricting who they marry or forcing a change in religion, a court can strike it out. The person can often still inherit even if they never meet the condition

If you are dealing with a will that feels more like control than a gift, you do not have to navigate it alone

Comment LINK below and we will talk you through your options

This content is not legal or financial advice. Estate planning is complex

27/08/2026

Comment LINK for a link to our 20 minute Q&A meeting where you can ask one of our expert estate planners anything about wills and estates.

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or financial advice. Estate planning is complex and individual circumstances vary. Always seek advice from a qualified professional.
Estate planning tips | wills and estates

26/08/2026

If you have a pension, the rules around it are changing and it could affect what your family actually inherits.

From April 2027, most unused pension funds will count as part of your estate for inheritance tax purposes. Right now pensions sit outside your estate. Soon they will not.

This matters if you have built up pension savings you were planning to pass on rather than spend. Without the right planning, more of that money could go to tax than you expect.

We are already helping clients review their plans ahead of this change.

Comment LINK below and we will send you the link to book a consultation.

This content is not legal or financial advice. Estate planning is complex.

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