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How Often Should I Update My Will?

Reading time: 7 minutes
Written by: Curt Thomas, Head of Private Client Services at Ives & Co Solicitors
When should you update your Will? Discover why regular reviews matter, which life events can affect your Will and how to ensure your wishes remain protected in England and Wales.

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What Happens If I Die Without a Will?

Reading time: 7 minutes
Written by: Curt Thomas, Head of Private Client Services at Ives & Co Solicitors
What happens if you die without a Will? Discover how the intestacy rules work in England and Wales, who inherits your property and assets, and why making a Will can help protect your loved ones.

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Do I Need a Will?

Reading time: 7 minutes
Written by: Curt Thomas, Head of Private Client Services at Ives & Co Solicitors
Do you need a Will? Discover why making a Will matters, what happens if you die without one and how you can protect your loved ones and ensure your wishes are respected in England and Wales.

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When Should You Instruct a Conveyancing Solicitor?

Reading time: 7 minutes
Written by: Ruth Stevenson, Conveyancing Team at Ives & Co Solicitors
When should you instruct a conveyancing solicitor? Find out the best time to appoint your solicitor when purchasing or selling a property and why getting started early can help avoid unnecessary delays.

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What Happens on Completion Day?

Reading time: 8 minutes
Written by: Ruth Stevenson, Director/Conveyancer at Ives & Co Solicitors

Wondering what happens on completion day? Find out how funds are transferred, when you can collect the keys, what can cause delays and what happens after your property purchase or sale completes.

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What Are Property Searches and Why Do They Matter?

Reading time: 8 minutes
Written by: Ruth Stevenson, Director/Solicitor at Ives & Co Solicitors

Property searches reveal important information that may affect your purchase, including planning matters, flood risks, drainage arrangements and local authority restrictions. Understanding the results can help you make an informed decision before exchanging contracts.

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