Category: Probate & Power of Attorney

We offer advice on how to help a loved one suffering with dementia during the Coronavirus crisis.

Melissa Lirmanis shares with us, her day, working remotely as a Paralegal our Wills department

If you are at home, ill or self-isolating due to Coronavirus, you may be wondering how to manage your financial affairs?

It is important to us that our hard-earned assets go to the people we wish. Here are some notorious examples of celebrity Probate that have gone wrong.

There are many reasons why you should set up your Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) as soon as possible. Take a look at our top ten.

If you have been appointed as the Executor of a Will made by someone who has just died, you will probably have to apply for Probate.

Sarah Crook shares with us, her day, in the life as Head of Wills, Probate and Lasting Power of Attorney at Osborne Morris & Morgan.

Why it is never too early to arrange your Lasting Power of Attorney and many people do not know this.

One of the questions that we are asked is whether there is a time limit if you are applying for Probate for someone’s Will following their death.

Probate is a crucial stage in activating a Will after the person who made it has died, but it is not always required. So, when exactly is Probate needed, and when is it not necessary? Find out more in our latest article.

There are situations in which you need to be sure your finances, property and health and welfare are being cared for. So, what is a Lasting Power of Attorney?

If someone you know and care about no longer has capacity to make certain decisions on their own and you want to help them, there are steps you can take to support them in managing their affairs. Even after a...