Proprietary Estoppel: Enforcing Inheritance Promises

Enforcing Promises: What Winter v Winter Means for Proprietary Estoppel Claims

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...

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Can I remove someone from my will?

Can I Remove Someone From My Will?

If you want to ensure your loved ones are taken care of and that your belongings are distributed according to your wishes after you pass away, then it clearly makes sense to leave a will....

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Navigating Estate Disputes: Understanding Challenges and Solutions with Amy Read

Navigating Estate Disputes: Understanding Challenges and Solutions with Amy Read

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...

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inheritance dispute will

How do I defend a contested will?

If someone leaves a will, they can generally sit back and relax in the knowledge that their property and possessions will be distributed according to their wishes. However, challenges to wills are becoming increasingly common...

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How do I remove an executor?

How do I remove an executor?

When someone makes a will, they will usually name an executor in it to manage the administration of their estate and to ensure that their property and possessions are distributed according to their wishes after...

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estranged spouses

Reasonable provision for estranged spouses

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...

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COVID-19 Last Will and Testament

COVID-19 and Inheritance Disputes

Since March 2020, almost every aspect of life as we knew it has been turned upside down by the COVID-19 pandemic. Inheritance disputes have not escaped these seismic changes. IPFDA It may be that someone...

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wills

Successful settlements reached for widows disappointed by their spouses’ wills

The Inheritance Disputes team at WBW Solicitors has recently achieved success for two clients who were disappointed with the provision made for them in their husbands’ wills. In both cases, our clients felt that their...

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📢 Luisa Nicholson Solicitor is joining WBW Solicitors
From 1st October 2026, Luisa Nicholson Solicitor will merge with WBW Solicitors. Find out more →

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