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You can set out in your Will who you want to benefit from your Estate and exclude anyone you choose, including your spouse or even your children.

When a Will is drafted, it sometimes appoints Trustees as well as Executors. Our Head of Wills explains the role of Trustees and Executors. 

While a coroner's decision is usually final, sometimes it's possible to challenge this decision. We explain when and how this can be done

With a Property Trust Will the value of half the home is ring-fenced

It depends on several factors such as how old the person was when they died and the type of pension they held. We explain further.

The coroner will establish who has died as well as where, when and how the death occurred. A post-mortem and/or inquest may be needed to establish these facts

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