One of the most common questions families ask after losing a loved one is: “Do I need Probate if there is a Will?” Many people assume that having a valid Will means probate is not required. However, this is not...
Category: Wills
Do I really need a Will if I’m married?
When it comes to wills for married couples, many assume that everything will automatically pass to their spouse when they die. There is a common misconception that marriage removes the need for a Will. In reality, having a professionally drafted...
Wills for Blended Families: What You Need To Know
Blended families are increasingly common, bringing together partners, children from previous relationships, and shared assets. While these family structures are full of opportunity, they can also create complexity when it comes to Wills and estate planning. If you are part...
What Happens to Your Pension When You Die?
A Guide to Passing on Your Pension Pensions are often one of the most valuable assets a person owns, yet many people are unsure what happens to their pension when they die. Understanding how your pension can be passed on...
What Does an Executor of a Will Do?
If you have been appointed as an Executor or are considering who to appoint in your Will, understanding what the role entails can help avoid confusion and ensure everything is handled properly. Below we cover what an Executor does, the...
We’re proud to support Update Your Will Week 2026
Here at Osborne Morris & Morgan Solicitors, we’re delighted to once again support “Update Your Will Week 2026”, an annual initiative designed to encourage people across the UK to review, refresh or a create a Will that accurately reflects their...
Did you know we provide home visit appointments for clients?
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...
Wills for unmarried couples: what actually happens if you don’t put it in writing?
More couples than ever choose to live together without getting married or entering a civil partnership. While this works well in day-to-day life, it can cause serious legal problems if one partner dies without a will. A common and damaging...
New Year, New Will: Updating your Will in 2026
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...
Remember to update your Will this Winter
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...
Why you should review your Will every 5 years
At Osborne Morris & Morgan, we understand that making a Will is one of the most important steps you can take to secure your family’s future. But just as life evolves, so too should your Will. A document written years...
Why include pets in your Will?
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...
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