Cohabiting Couples Still Do Not Automatically Inherit – Why Making a Will Remains Essential

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MOJ consultation on cohabiting couples inheritance rights

Cohabiting Couples Do Not Automatically Inherit Without a Will. Proposals by the UK Government to strengthen the legal rights of unmarried cohabiting couples have been welcomed by family lawyers across England and Wales. However, while reform may be on the horizon, the current law remains unchanged – and many couples are still unaware of the risks they face if they … Read More

Why Ramadan Is the Ideal Time to Make or Review Your Islamic Will (Wasiyah)

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Ramadan is a goof time to make a shariah complaint Islamic will in the U.K.. Islamic Wills from Brighton and Hove.

Ramadan is a month of reflection, intention, generosity, and spiritual reset. It is a time when many Muslims reassess their priorities, strengthen their faith, and take practical steps to align their daily lives with Islamic principles. While much focus is placed on prayer, fasting, and charity, one important responsibility is often overlooked: making or reviewing your Islamic Will (Wasiyah). We … Read More