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When Elaine Stoker and her husband Neil were asked to be the executors of Neil's parent's Will and Estate two years ago, little did they know that they would be carrying out their duties sooner than they imagined.

If you have suffered an injury and it was someone else's fault, you may be entitled to compensation. Here's our guide on setting up a Personal Injury Trust during COVID.

Have you ever been asked by someone to act as an Executor for their Will? If so and you accept, you may have wondered exactly what this means and what your duties would be.

If a person dies without a Will, or if something is wrong with it, you will need to apply for Letters of Administration.

Find out how a SFE accredited lawyer supports elderly and vulnerable people seeking legal advice.

Find out why it's important to have a Lasting Power of Attorney to protect your business, should you lose mental capacity.

If you were to lose mental capacity, who would help you to make decisions about your affairs?

Moving house? There are steps you can take to make the process of buying or selling a house smoother.

If you do not yet have a Will, or are yet to update your existing Will, tick off that New Year's resolution from your list.

Many of this years new laws are related to Brexit, there are also several new laws unrelated to this.

What options do you have for moving in the pandemic, what restrictions are there?