Very rarely is anything in life free. Those things that are free often have no perceived value and where something is provided for free the cost is often absorbed somewhere else (meaning you still pay for it), or it is free because the provider has an ulterior motive.
The SWW wrote an article back in 2016 addressing some of the key questions we get when it comes to Larke v Nugus letters.
Since New Year's Day the time seems to have flown by and the team here at the SWW HQ are wondering how many people have already forgotten to keep their New Year's Resolution.
The population are busy accumulating digital assets. This might be a host of photos on social media, to a small fortune in your betting or PayPal account.
When it comes to estate planning it’s very important that you know how you own your property.
There are a number of reasons why Wills get challenged. This article aims to discuss some of those reasons and to find out how they are challenged.
Changing attitudes in our society mean that many couples are choosing not to marry or enter a civil partnership.
A Will can be changed after death provided some simple requirements are met; mainly that those left worse off by the change agree, and the variation is completed within 2 years of the death.
When distributing gifts made in a Will what happens if there is are missing beneficiaries? This short article explains.
It’s no surprise that in a digital age the question of ‘what happens to my bitcoins when I die?’ has been brought to our attention.
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