The Gazette

Publication Date

19 March 2014

Anyone can operate as a Will writer, regardless of training and experience, and without any external regulation, indemnity insurance or business continuation arrangements. This can lead to expense and disputes arising from lost, invalid, or incorrect Wills.

Publication Date

12 March 2014

At the end of January 2014, the Court of Appeal finally handed down its ruling in the case of Marley v Rawlings, an ongoing Wills and Probate case which has captured the attention of the legal world.

Publication Date

12 March 2014

Ian Dyall, estate planning expert at Towry answers the sensitive question of balancing the costs of elderly care with the rewards of family inheritance.

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Ian Dyall, Towry

Publication Date

6 November 2013

Middle England has wised up to passing on family wealth creatively - and often before death.

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Lancashire Evening Post

Publication Date

1 November 2013

Will writing is currently an unregulated activity. There have been a lot of complaints in recent years of bad practice even among some solicitors.

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Moneymagpie

Publication Date

30 October 2013

Middle England has wised up to passing on family wealth creatively - and often before death.

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The Telegraph

Publication Date

21 October 2013

A recent case gives a rare insight into the legal rules on the incidence of debts related to a will.

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The Law Society Gazette

Publication Date

30 September 2013

Experienced paralegals are familiar with the challenges and rewards of their profession but, for those new to it, the paralegal world can be a daunting one.

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Robert Smith, TSO

Publication Date

24 September 2013

The content review group is responsible for quality assuring content for the wills and probate service. 

Publication Date

24 September 2013

A glossary of technical terms used in the wills and probate field.

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TSO: Robert Smith