Why it’s so important to make a Will
Three in five (59%) of UK adults have not written a Will, according to recent research from Canada Life. This equates to 31 million people, whose property, financial and other assets could be left to someone they have not chosen when they die.
Video witnessing of Wills is now legal
During lockdown, there was a high demand for our Will writing services, with many clients keen to get their Wills finalised.
Top tips for consideration when making a Will
Corrine Seabourne, Chartered Legal Executive in the Private Client Department at Alsters Kelley Solicitors Ltd was recently asked for her top tips about what people should consider when they are planning to make or update a Will.
Making a Will or Power of Attorney during Lockdown, business as usual at Alsters Kelley Solicitors
The restrictions imposed by the Government resulting in the unprecedented lockdown has seriously affected the provision of legal services. The Private Client team at Alsters Kelley Solicitors specialises in helping clients put in place Wills and Powers of Attorney.
Making a Will during COVID 19 at Alsters Kelley Solicitors
Sarah Darby of Alsters Kelley Solicitors telling us about making a Will during COVID 19.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Executing my Will or Power of Attorney if I am Self-Isolating?
Neil Raiseborough, Director and Head of Private Client at Alsters Kelley Solicitors has been briefing the Private Client team about problems and challenges our vulnerable clients wanting to execute their Wills or Powers of Attorney may be facing, particularly now that all our offices are closed, people are staying at home or self-isolating as the Government has instructed.