Both existing trustees and people considering establishing a trust should be aware that there have been changes to the regulatory framework around UK trusts which could affect them. As part of legislative efforts to bring...
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...
A Lasting Power of Attorney (“LPA”) is one of the most important legal documents an individual can put in place. It allows trusted individuals to make decisions on their behalf if they lose mental capacity....
WBW Solicitors is pleased to share that Nadia Kelley, Senior Associate in the firm’s Private Client team, has qualified as a Chartered Legal Executive. Based in the firm’s Newton Abbot office, Nadia specialises in Court...
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,...
If you own a farm, land, or a family business, you will have undoubtedly heard that inheritance tax (IHT) rules are changing. While the headlines have caused concern, the key message is this: don’t panic...
We are pleased to introduce Ruben Bakcsi, a Solicitor in the Private Client team at WBW Solicitors, based in our Paignton office. Ruben joined the firm in 2025 and advises clients on a wide range...
While it can be tempting to leave the preparation of your will to another day, it is a key step to ensuring your assets are distributed according to your wishes and not passed instead to...
When a loved one passes away, the process of administering their estate can be complicated, particularly if disputes arise or if the appointed executors are unable or unwilling to act. In such cases, an Independent...
No matter how risk averse we are in our day-to-day life and how safe our jobs appear to be, unexpected – and sometimes fatal – accidents can happen whatever our age and circumstances. For example,...
Following last week’s historic vote in Parliament in favour of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, assisted dying may soon become legal in England and Wales. While the new law is still progressing...
Success! How our specialist COP team secured Court of Protection Health and Welfare Deputyship Order for a local family. A Deputyship Order is issued when someone lacks the necessary mental capacity to make decisions for...
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