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Write a will
17 Sep
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Do you need a solicitor to write a will?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
February 23, 2026
No, you do not legally need a solicitor to write a will in the UK, but it is the most reliable way to make sure their wishes are properly upheld after death.
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Provira Ready to Help
30 Jun
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How to speed up the Probate process

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
February 23, 2026
The best way to speed up the probate process is to be very prepared with all the necessary documents and to submit them to the correct authority without delay.
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What makes up a person’s estate when they die?
10 Jun
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Can Probate be contested?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
February 23, 2026
Yes, probate can be contested if you believe there is something not legal or ethical in the will, but this can delay probate from being granted even further.
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what happens if cannot pay inheritance tax
14 May
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What happens if you can’t pay your inheritance tax bill?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
HMRC will start charging interest on the outstanding amount from the due date. This is usually six months after the person’s death.
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how long take to write a will
06 May
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How long does it take to write a will?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
February 23, 2026
Writing a will can take as little as 15 minutes or as long as several weeks, depending on the complexity of your estate and how you choose to go about it.
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How Do Wedding Gifts Work When It Comes To Paying Inheritance Tax?
27 Mar
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How Do Wedding Gifts Work When It Comes To Paying Inheritance Tax?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
Wedding gifts are a generous way to support newlyweds as they start their life together, and in the UK, certain wedding gifts are exempt from inheritance tax (IHT).
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What To Consider When You Are Writing a Will
19 Mar
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What To Consider When You Are Writing a Will

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
February 23, 2026
Writing a will is an essential part of estate planning, ensuring that your assets are distributed according to your wishes.
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How Do You Select Your Beneficiaries?
12 Mar
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How Do You Select Your Beneficiaries?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
When planning your estate, your beneficiaries are usually your immediate family, with your spouse automatically inheriting assets in most cases, followed by your children.
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How Long Does Probate Take?
04 Mar
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How Long Does Probate Take?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
Probate typically takes between 9 and 12 months to complete, though complex cases can take longer.
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Can Giving Money To Charity Reduce My Inheritance Tax Bill?
30 Jan
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Can Giving Money To Charity Reduce My Inheritance Tax Bill?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
December 15, 2025
Yes, giving money to charity can reduce your inheritance tax (IHT) bill. In the UK, charitable donations are exempt from inheritance tax,
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