Wills & Estate Planning Guides

Free expert advice on Wills, LPAs, and estate planning in England and Wales.

Probate

Probate Fees Calculator UK: True Costs in 2026

Use our probate fees calculator UK guide to see the real 2026 costs. Court fees, solicitor charges, and hidden extras explained with worked examples.

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Wills

What Happens to Your Assets If You Die Without a Will in England?

If you die without a Will, the Rules of Intestacy decide who gets everything — and it may not be who you intended. Your unmarried partner could receive nothing.

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Wills

How Much Does It Cost to Write a Will in the UK?

Will writing costs range from £0 to £800+ depending on how you do it. Most people pay far more than they need to. Here's what each option actually includes.

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LPA

What Is a Lasting Power of Attorney and Do I Need One?

Without an LPA, your family may be unable to manage your finances or make medical decisions — even if you're married. Here's what you need to know.

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Property

How to Include Property in Your Will — UK Guide

How your property passes after death depends on whether you own it as joint tenants or tenants in common. Most people don't know the difference — until it's too late.

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Advice

Will Writing Service vs Solicitor: Which Do You Need?

Both produce a legally valid Will. The difference is cost and complexity. For most people, a professional will writing service is entirely sufficient.

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