Still relying on an Enduring Power of Attorney? It might be time for an update. Learn what EPAs cover, where they fall short, and how LPAs offer fuller protection.

Even the rich and famous can get their Wills wrong – with costly consequences. From forgotten partners to legal battles over handwritten Wills, these real-life stories highlight why clear, professional estate planning matters for everyone.

Are digital Wills now legal? The Law Commission’s latest report explores the future of electronic Wills—but for now, a paper copy, signed and witnessed correctly, is still the only way to make your Will valid.

Supporting children or grandchildren? This Global Day of Parents is the perfect time to make sure your Will, guardianship plans, and Powers of Attorney are up to date.

Small steps now can make a big difference later.

Planning ahead isn’t just about legal documents - it’s about easing the burden on your loved ones. My free Legacy Planning Guide helps you record important information like funeral wishes, key contacts, and financial details, so everything is in one place when it’s needed most.

More than half of UK adults over 30 don’t have a Will. Update Your Will Week is the perfect time to review yours. Find out why keeping your Will up to date is essential and how to make changes easily.

Celebrating three years of helping people plan for the future, I’m busting three common myths about Wills that could leave you unprotected. Find out why having a Will matters—no matter your circumstances.

Getting married revokes your Will—could your estate be at risk? Learn why updating your Will after marriage is essential and how to protect your wishes.

Setting up a business is an exciting step, but have you thought about what would happen if you weren’t around to run it? A Will ensures your business and loved ones are protected, avoiding legal complications and uncertainty. Whether you’re a sole trader, in a partnership, or running a company, planning ahead secures your legacy.

If there’s even a slight chance that you might need some help in the future, for whatever reason, you should think about signing a Power of Attorney.

Ready, Set, Go

Today is Week 3 of working for myself. After twenty-plus years of being an employee, working set hours and doing whatever management decide I should be doing, it’s pretty scary to be venturing out on my own. After months of planning, thinking, talking and – yes – worrying, the time has come.

It’s quite scary, the whole “putting yourself out there” thing, especially for shy people like myself, whose inclination is to not draw attention to themselves.