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When someone dies, it’s common practice for their estate to go through a legal process, known as probate. It’s a procedure that helps prove and administer the deceased person's Will. If there is no Will to verify, then the court will follow a set of rules called intestacy laws.

Although thinking about your own funeral might not be easy, it’s becoming increasingly important - and can make things easier for your loved ones when you die. Recording your funeral wishes ensures that your family and friends aren’t left making difficult decisions while grieving.

The rules surrounding death certificates and the associated process in England and Wales changed, having remained largely unchanged for over 50 years. These have come about to enhance the accuracy and transparency of death documentation.

Julie chats about her desire to assist people with their end of life plans through Fiesta Farewell that offers an online directory of end of life focused businesses in the Warwickshire area.

Whether you’re seriously ill, ageing, or simply wanting to safeguard your future, it’s good practice to appoint a Power of Attorney Agent. The role of a Power of Attorney Agent is to make financial and health decisions on your behalf when you are no longer able to.

At a time when loved ones come together, Christmas can be difficult if you’re grieving. Whether the loss is recent or happened in the past.