Resources
Ebooks
It’s not always easy to protect your family’s legal interests. We have published a selection of ebooks and guides to help you through some of these difficult times. These are all absolutely free to download.

Caring for an Elderly Relative
Everything you need to know about the legal and financial responsibilities of caring for a loved one who is no longer able to look after themselves.

What to do When Someone Dies
This ebook explains in a user friendly way your legal rights and responsibilities in the time following the death of a close family member or loved one.

Challenging A Will
This free downloadable ebook has been put together as a guide to help you understand the process of challenging a Will and what the next steps are.

Missing Persons
Find out what your legal position is if a loved one goes missing, including the process of applying for guardianship or a declaration of presumed death.

Inheritance Disputes
Our guide to inheritance disputes explains who can make an inheritance claim, what the legal issues involved are and what you might expect from the process.
Blog
In our blog we share news and updates on how changes in the law may affect you and your loved ones.
Why Don’t We Recommend Legally Binding Mutual Wills?
Will Tax Come Due on an Estate During the Administration Process?
Grace Buckland Shortlisted for York Press Business Award
Winding Up an Estate When the Person Who Has Died Was Self-Employed
Glossary
Our glossary covers all the legal terms you’re likely to come across during the process of working with us.
Information & help guides
We have prepared a range of factsheets and tools to help and advise you. These are free to download and use, but please note that they are no substitute for one-on-one legal advice.
Help guides
Find our most frequently requested guides. These could help you make decisions about legal matters affecting you and your loved ones.
Asset logs
Download free printable asset logs to fill in at home. We have created two different logs: one for keeping track of traditional assets, and one for keeping track of digital assets.
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