Government releases guidance on making wills using video conferencing
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, wills can now be witnessed by video-conferencing. Previously, a will had to be made in the...
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Court services to continue during coronavirus outbreak, where possible
HM Courts and Tribunals Service has announced that judicial business will continue as normal during the coronavirus epidemic, with any...
Refunds now available to people overcharged for deputy supervision
People who were charged excessive deputyship supervision fees by the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) can now begin claiming refunds...
Court of Protection sets out clear rules for attorneys
Test cases brought by the Office of the Public Guardian has resulted in a series of clear rules, together with a decision tree, that...
Probate fee increase shelved by PM's suspension of parliament
Following the recent prorogation of parliament, the proposed probate fee increase has been allowed to lapse.
This has been welcomed by the...
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