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In the UK, 2023 has witnessed a remarkable surge in property ownership enquiries, fuelled by a rather unexpected source – inheritance disputes. The quest for clarity and resolution in matters of inheritance has led many individuals to explore the intricacies of property ownership, triggering a notable shift in the real estate landscape.

Will Finder, a new digital service, has been launched in Ireland to help people find the wills of deceased persons. This service is available to both the public and solicitors.

A false start could lose the race. Do you go with your instincts or rely solely on solid evidence?

We are excited to announce the opening of our new office in Cardiff! This is a significant milestone for us, and it reflects our commitment to providing clients with the best possible service.

Brought to you by Today’s Media, the sixth annual British Wills and Probate Awards were hosted in Manchester on 11th October recognising and celebrating excellence in the Wills and Probate sector.

World Mental Health Day, held on 10th October each year, is a global initiative dedicated to raising awareness about mental health issues and promoting mental well-being. The theme for 2023 is "Mental Health in an Unequal World," highlighting the disparities in access to mental health care and the importance of addressing these inequities.

When someone dies intestate, their estate is distributed according to the laws of intestacy, which can be complex and may not reflect the deceased person's wishes.

Two entitled relatives found out the truth about their family and their links to Café Royal in London when they inherited part of the estate of the late Edward Sidney Burridge.

Finders International is now an approved supplier for the Law Society of Scotland—the first and only probate genealogy firm to receive this status.

Across the stunning landscapes of Scotland, countless tales of history, culture, and heritage are etched into the fabric of time. Among these stories lie the remnants of large estates, quietly holding the secrets of bygone generations. These unclaimed properties, often with no direct descendants, are scattered throughout the country, leaving behind a mystery waiting to be unravelled.