If you own a leasehold house and your landlord cannot be found, you might be wondering whether it’s still possible to buy the freehold. The good news is that the Leasehold Reform Act 1967 provides

When creating a trust as part of your estate or succession planning, signing the trust deed is just the beginning. A vital next step is transferring the intended assets to the trustee. Without this transfer,

A little-known but highly valuable Inheritance Tax (IHT) relief exists when charitable donations are made from an estate. Rather than being a tax that is paid, this relief actually reduces the overall rate of IHT

Did you know that June is Pride Month? It’s a time of vibrant celebration and powerful remembrance for the LGBTQ+ community worldwide, and its roots are deeply significant. June was chosen for Pride Month because

Making a Will is one of the most important steps an individual can take to protect their loved ones and ensure that their wishes are carried out after death. However, many people in the UK

When families are considering placing a loved one into a care home, the process can be emotionally and practically overwhelming. Among the many questions that arise, one that often causes confusion is why some care…

Blended families are becoming more common, with many people entering new relationships, marriages, or civil partnerships later in life, or ‘starting again’ and having more children with a new partner. While these families bring joy

MWB have been celebrating the firms four recent promotions, which were effective from May 2025. The firm has promoted Angela Payne to associate chartered legal executive, and Ganesh Kent to associate solicitor. Private client lawyer

In our increasingly global world, it’s not uncommon for close family members of vulnerable adults to be living abroad. One question I often encounter as a Court of Protection lawyer is whether someone living overseas