Making a Will and setting up a Power of Attorney are two of the most important steps you can take to protect yourself and your family. Yet many people put them off for years. The start of a new year is an ideal time to get these essential documents in place and enjoy...
A recent Scottish court case has confirmed that finding a letter among someone’s personal papers after their death is not enough to change a Will. The decision reinforces an important message for anyone considering updating their Will: if you want your wishes to be...
The festive season brings families together in a way few other times of year can. With different generations gathered, it creates a natural opportunity to talk about future planning. Discussing Wills and Powers of Attorney over the holidays can help families...
Pomphreys Solicitors is proud to share the results of its Will Aid 2025 campaign, which raised a record amount for charity during November. With donations more than doubling last year’s total and the firm ranking among the top Scottish participants, the campaign...
Many people are tempted to save money by making a DIY Will online, but under Scots Law this can lead to serious problems. Homemade Wills are often based on English templates and may not comply with Scottish rules on succession, legal rights, or execution. Errors in...
There is no substitute for forward planning and making a Will is a key part of that. However, life is uncertain and we never know when death might overtake up. When that happens and you have not made a Will, it means that your loved ones need to depend on the law of...
