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What is ‘probate’ and what do I need to do?
Posted On 02/03/2026
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Common probate mistakes that can cost families time and money
Posted On 06/02/2026
When a person dies, dealing with their estate is often the last thing on the mind of their loved ones - especially when they’re grieving. However, it is a necessary step. Probate can be a lengthy process when things run smoothly.
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Coping with grief over the Christmas period
Posted On 16/12/2025
Christmas is usually seen as a joyful time for celebration and being together. But if you’re grieving, the season can feel especially hard. The pressure to be happy, along with reminders of family and quiet moments, can make your loss feel even more painful.
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How to plan a funeral: a step-by-step guide
Posted On 08/12/2025
We believe that every goodbye should feel personal and meaningful. A funeral doesn’t have to follow tradition or formality unless you want it to. This guide walks you through the key steps to planning a funeral.
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Can a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) be challenged? What you need to know
Posted On 29/10/2025
A Lasting Power of Attorney, or as it's commonly known, an LPA, is an important legal document that allows someone else to make decisions on your behalf when you are no longer able to.
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Do I need a will? Why Wills are not just for the wealthy
Posted On 21/10/2025
It’s a common misconception that Wills are only needed by the wealthy, such as those with mansions and complex financial situations. But in reality, everyone should have a Will, no matter what assets they have or what their financial situation is.
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Eco-friendly funeral options: creating a green and meaningful farewell
Posted On 19/09/2025
Thinking about your own funeral is something many of us can naturally put off. It can feel uncomfortable to confront our mortality, and conversations around death are often avoided. However, planning ahead can actually be empowering.
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What happens if you don’t have an LPA?
Posted On 31/07/2025
An LPA is a way to protect your future and ensure that your wishes are followed when you are no longer able to make decisions about your health and welfare and property and financial affairs.
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