Wills, Probate & Trusts News & Insight

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19th August 2024

Contesting a Will: The Case of Bond v Webster [2024] and the Importance of Testamentary Capacity

In Bond & Anr v Webster & Ors (2024) the validity of the Deceased’s Will was called into question. The trial focussed upon the instructions given to the solicitors who would prepare the final Will which was the battleground in this dispute.

Read article by Noel McNicholas

TFS recognised in the 2024 Private Client Modern Law Awards

We are delighted to announce that TFS won the Private Client Team – Wills & Probate (16+ Solicitors) category at the 2024 Private Client Modern Law Awards which took place in Liverpool.

Read article by Vijay Singh

15th July 2024

Inheritance Tax Post-Election

Inheritance Tax (IHT) has long been contentious, and with the general election just a couple of days away, the fate of IHT is in the spotlight, with political parties offering distinct visions on its future.

Read article by Vijay Singh

2nd July 2024

Ensuring a Secure Future: The Growing Role of Will Trusts for Vulnerable Beneficiaries

Following on from Autism Acceptance Week, we look at why some families are increasingly turning to Will Trusts to protect the interests of their loved ones, especially those who may need extra support.

Read article by Philip Baldwin

12th June 2024

Modern Life & the Dangers of the Rules of Intestacy

If you die without leaving a valid Will, the Laws of Intestacy determine how your estate is distributed. Many misconceptions exist around what happens if you die intestate. This blog outlines these further.

19th February 2024

Trusts & Wills

Trusts are a very useful tool that can be used in Wills to protect assets from future events. This blog explores Trusts in further detail, fully explaining how they could assist you or your loved ones.

19th January 2024

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