by PGM Solicitors | Jul 27, 2020 | Digital Law, Wills
Following a recent BBC article it is now suggested that very soon Wills can be made and witnessed online in England and Wales. But, is it right that the Ministry of Justice will allow Wills to be witnessed remotely? During lockdown we have had to adapt and change our...
by PGM Solicitors | May 21, 2020 | Wills
It is important to make a Will, no matter how old you are, but an increasing number of people are deciding to opt for DIY Wills. At the outset, DIY Wills can be seen as an inexpensive option. However, the legal costs involved to remedy their potential errors, may...
by PGM Solicitors | Jan 22, 2020 | Uncategorized, Wills
Many people are under the misapprehension that there is no need for them to make a Will as their spouse will inherit everything. However, under the Intestacy Rules, a spouse or civil partner will only inherit the whole estate if the deceased has no children. If the...
by PGM Solicitors | Jan 8, 2020 | Children, Family Law, Uncategorized, Wills
More than half of British adults have not made a Will. Of those who have, many have not updated their wills for some time, which is reflected in the soaring number of inheritance disputes heard in the High Court. It is a task which most of us put off yet it is one of...
by PGM Solicitors | Oct 22, 2019 | Legal, Wills
There is a direct impact on your Will when you get married or divorced. Is it true that getting married invalidates an existing Will? When you make a Will there are a number of life events that can impact its validity. One of these is marriage. Under UK law, marriage...