Probate Disputes Are Rising in England and Wales: What It Means for You

by The Legal Practice | Apr 8, 2026 | Probate

Inheritance disputes appear to be becoming more common across England and Wales. Reported data indicates a notable rise in probate caveats — a legal mechanism used to prevent a grant of probate from being issued while concerns are investigated. Behind this trend are...

Why a “Free Will” Could Cost Your Family More in the Long Run

by The Legal Practice | Mar 26, 2026 | Wills

Preparing a Will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your family and ensure your wishes are carried out after your death. In recent years, free Will services — often offered through charities or online providers — have become increasingly...

Tax and Reporting Changes Affecting Landlords: A Legal Overview

by The Legal Practice | Mar 24, 2026 | landlord law

The regulatory framework affecting landlords in the United Kingdom continues to evolve. Alongside their existing legal obligations as property owners and landlords, individuals letting residential property face a number of developing compliance requirements relating...

When a Will Is Unclear: How the Courts Interpret Intention and What It Means for Your Estate

by The Legal Practice | Mar 23, 2026 | Wills

A recent High Court decision, widely reported in the media, has highlighted an issue that can arise in estate administration: uncertainty in the wording of a will. In that case, an estate of significant value could not be distributed for a number of years because the...

A Better Approach to Family Law: Reducing Conflict and Supporting Families Through Separation

by The Legal Practice | Mar 20, 2026 | Family Law

Separation is rarely easy. Whether it comes after years of difficulty or as an unexpected change in circumstances, it often brings with it emotional strain, uncertainty, and a number of important decisions—particularly where children are involved. Family law exists to...