In the complex world of estate planning, creating a Will is undoubtedly just the first step. Equally important, if not more so, is ensuring that all necessary documents are stored alongside your Will, thus making the probate process smoother for your loved ones. This comprehensive guide will, therefore, walk you through the essential documents to […]
On 25th July, renowned lexicographer Susie Dent introduced us to her word of the day: ‘willanthropy’. This beautiful term encapsulates the act of leaving a gift to charity in your Will. As estate planning professionals at A.D.E Wills, we’ve witnessed firsthand the profound impact these charitable legacies can have, honouring a person’s values long after
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The UK is currently engaged in a significant debate regarding assisted dying law reform. This discussion is set to intensify as the House of Lords prepares to debate changing the law on assisted dying. Specifically, a private members’ bill proposed by Lord Falconer will be introduced next Friday. If passed, this bill would grant people
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As the Paris 2024 Olympics kick off today, our thoughts naturally turn to the upcoming rowing events and Oxford’s rich rowing heritage. Indeed, this prestigious sport, deeply ingrained in our city’s culture, offers us a unique perspective on the importance of Will writing and estate planning. Let’s explore how the principles of rowing can effectively
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