Author Archive: Anna Roberts

Planning for the future is one of the most important things any of us can do. Whether you’re preparing a Will, setting up a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), or helping a loved one put their affairs in order, the...

We are pleased to formally announce the appointment of Angela Richards, Sheena Shah and Hazel Page as Directors of the firm. Their promotions reflect their outstanding contributions, proven leadership, and continued commitment to delivering exceptional client service. Recognising exceptional leaders...

We are delighted to announce we have once again been accredited with the Law Society award, Lexcel in 2026, marking an impressive 23rd consecutive year of meeting the highest standards in legal practice management and care. Since first achieving the...

The start of a New Year presents a unique opportunity to reassess our priorities and set new goals. One vital aspect of this reflection is making or updating our Will – a document that is often overlooked yet essential for...

As the days grow shorter and the year draws to a close, winter offers a natural pause, a time to reflect, reset and prepare for the future. While many people use this season to review finances, set goals, or declutter...

Osborne Morris & Morgan Solicitors were proud to be one of the new sponsors of the Dunstable Business Buzz event. Hosted by the wonderful Nicola duo, Nicola Collard and Nicola Cartwright. Known for its informal, welcoming style, the Business Buzz...

On Thursday 12th June, the team at Osborne Morris & Morgan took part in the first ever MK Legal Walk, joining fellow legal professionals in a 5k walk through Milton Keynes. The event was organised to raise funds for the...

Pets bring joy, companionship, and unconditional love into our lives. For many, they are considered family, yet when it comes to estate planning, they are often overlooked. Unlike children or dependents, pets don’t automatically have legal protections after their owner...

The tragic passing of Liam Payne last year was a shock to many, but it also highlighted an important financial and legal issue – he died without a Will. Despite leaving behind a substantial estate, his assets are now subject...

Making a Will is one of the most important steps in securing your legacy and ensuring your loved ones are taken care of. Before your appointment with a solicitor, it’s essential to prepare so that your Will accurately reflects your...

When purchasing property with another person, financial contributions and ownership rights can sometimes become unclear. A Declaration of Trust is a legally binding document that helps define each party’s stake in a property, ensuring transparency and protection for all involved....

Many people assume that having a Will is enough to safeguard their wishes for the future, but there’s a crucial legal tool that often gets overlooked – a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA). While both documents play an essential role...