Category: Wills

Living in the middle of a global pandemic has been a reminder that we never know when we might just need a Will.

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

The current Coronavirus crisis has prompted many people to think about making a Will or updating their existing one.

Some celebrity Wills are very unexpected, the most recent being Kirk Douglas leaving his entire £61m fortune to charity.

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

Are you aged 55 or over? It's Free Wills Month at Osborne Morris & Morgan, so contact us for your free Will today.

If you are a beneficiary of a Will left by someone who has now died, you have the right to draw up a legal document called Deed of Variation (DOV) to redirect your inheritance.

We are offering discounted packages on Wills and Lasting Power of Attorney prepared at the same time – enabling you to get your affairs in order, provide for your loved ones, and save money.

If you die ‘Intestate’, there are strict principles which govern who will inherit your estate. These vary slightly depending on which country of the UK you live in.

Spring is here – the perfect time to get organised! To celebrate the new season, we’re promoting our Will writing services and giving you the chance to WIN a Cadbury Dairy Milk Easter Hamper.

Making a Will is vital for many reasons. It ensures that your money and other assets go to the people you want to have them after you die; it can protect children who are still minors; and it enables you...

It’s important to be prepared and leave formal instructions for what should happen to your assets after your death. You can detail how you wish your estate to be distributed by making a Will. But for some people, a Will...