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  • Wills and Probate

    Why Making a Will Is Not Just for Later Life

    ByNeil Taylor 28th October 202628th October 2026

    Why a Will matters at any age, the life events that should prompt you to make or review one and the practical points to think about first.

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    Intestacy Explained: What Happens If There Is No Will?

    ByNeil Taylor 28th October 202628th October 2026

    How the intestacy rules work when someone dies without a valid Will, who is affected most and the practical steps for families after a death.

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    Mirror Wills: What Are They and When Are They Suitable?

    ByNeil Taylor 28th October 202628th October 2026

    What Mirror Wills are, when they suit couples, when extra care is needed and a common misunderstanding about changing them after the first death.

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    Mirror Wills and Mutual Wills: What Is the Difference?

    ByNeil Taylor 28th October 202628th October 2026

    The difference between Mirror Wills and Mutual Wills, why Mutual Wills are rarely the best option and how to choose the right arrangement.

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    When Should You Update Your Will?

    ByNeil Taylor 28th October 202628th October 2026

    The life events that should prompt a Will review, why old Wills cause problems and how to change a Will safely with a codicil or a new Will.

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    Probate: A Guide for Executors

    ByNeil Taylor 28th October 202628th October 2026

    What Probate means, whether it is always needed, the information executors must gather and when to take advice. From our Mansfield probate team.

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    Letters of Administration: A Guide for Administrators

    ByNeil Taylor 28th October 202628th October 2026

    What Letters of Administration are, who can apply when there is no Will, the information needed and the responsibilities of an Administrator.

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    A Practical Guide to Being an Executor or Administrator

    ByNeil Taylor 28th October 202628th October 2026

    The first steps after a death, dealing with beneficiaries and the personal responsibility executors and administrators carry. Practical guidance.

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    How Long Does Probate Take and What Can Delay It?

    ByNeil Taylor 28th October 202628th October 2026

    Why Probate timescales vary, the common causes of delay and what executors and administrators can do to keep an estate moving.

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    Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why They Matter

    ByNeil Taylor 28th October 202628th October 2026

    Why a Lasting Power of Attorney matters, the two types of LPA, choosing attorneys and why it pays to plan ahead while you have capacity.

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