Our lives are being becoming increasingly digital, so how do we protect our online belongings in our Will?

The outbreak of coronavirus earlier this year forced the UK into lockdown for the best part of four months. We discuss what the current requirements for witnessing a will are.

If someone lacks the mental capacity to make their own financial or welfare decisions, it is likely they lack the ability to make a will. This is where a statutory will is necessary. 

Last winter saw record numbers of deaths in England and Wales.

In a survey we ran to gather the UK public’s thoughts on writing a will, a staggering 67% admitted to not having a will in place, placing the legacy that they have spent their entire lives building up under threat.

In this article, we explain the unfortunate topic of later life care, the power of an attorney and dealing with dementia in the family. This is a topic that no one really wants to think about, but at some stage has to. Take a closer look at how PHR can help you in this step-by-step guide.

Winter should be a time for family and friends, but for many it turns into a nightmare.

DIY wills are on the rise, but they are potentially very dangerous for you and your estate.

Under English and Welsh law, an individual can give money, property and other assets to anyone they wish as part of their will.