The BBC has reported on the case of Christine Harverson, where fraudsters produced a false will for Mrs Harverson and tried to claim her estate, at the expense of her nearest relatives who stood to...
It can be particularly distressing after the death of a loved one to find that although they made a will to ensure that their nearest and dearest would inherit their estate, the will contains an...
For most people, the prospect of taking a dispute to court is daunting. During the trial, the judge will decide which party’s case is legally correct and which evidence, including the testimony of any witnesses,...
The recent case of Winter v Winter is the latest in a series of cases which the court has decided on the issue of proprietary estoppel, which allows a person who has been told that...
When someone dies, it falls to their personal representatives (PRs) to handle their affairs and deal with their estate. This can either be the executors who the Deceased named in their will as people they...
In our Meet the Legal Expert series, we showcase the dedicated professionals at WBW Solicitors who provide expert guidance and compassionate service to our clients. This month, we are delighted to introduce Emma Northover, Partner...
A death in the family is often a difficult time, and sadly the pain of loss is sometimes exacerbated by disputes over who gets what from the deceased person’s estate. If left unchecked, such disputes...
We are delighted to announce that Emma Northover, Partner, has taken over the leadership of our Contentious Probate team. Emma is a Member of ACTAPS (Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists). Emma leads a...
When a loved one dies, attending to the administration of their estate is lengthy, complex, and emotionally draining. What makes this even more difficult is when executors find themselves entangled either in disputes with other...
We all know that marriages can break down for any number of reasons. In many cases the couple will divorce but not always- sometimes couples just separate but remain formally married. This may happen, for...
There a numerous grounds upon which the validity of a Will can be challenged after someone’s death. Below, we highlight some of the most common grounds and explain what the Inhritance Disputes team at WBW...
WBW Solicitors has joined forces with the nation’s heart charity to beat heartbreak forever. The 12-month partnership will see staff at WBW Solicitors raising enough money to fund a month’s research to grow new blood...
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