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Associate Louise Patterson discusses the importance of having a well drafted Will to protect you and your family.

Harry Donnelly tells us about his journey into studying law, highlighting the importance of exploring various opportunities and gaining practical experience.

Selecting an executor is a key part of organising your legal affairs and Conner McConnell discusses the importance of choosing wisely.

Having a Will in place provides peace of mind that your wishes are followed when you are no longer around, so why do we hold back from preparing a Will?

Having discussion around Wills with family and loved ones during the festive period may not be at the forefront of your mind

How’s your ‘to-do’ list? Did you make any resolutions at New Year? Or have the last couple of years taught you not to get too carried away making plans?

If you have children from a previous marriage and have entered into a new relationship, you should make a Will.

With so much of our important information online, have you thought about what will happen to your digital assets on death?

Tempting as it may be to try and save on time and expense by preparing a homemade Will, this can often lead to additional stress, cost and delay for loved...

Organ donation – the law is changing and as of 26 March 2021, in Scotland we’re moving to a new “opt out” system.

Here are 10 reasons why you should have a Will.

It is important to take the time to stop and think about what would happen if you were ill.

Many potential issues might be avoided if a Will is put in place.

All parents should think about is the arrangements for their child (or children) if something was to happen to them.