Has Your Relationship Status Changed this Valentines Day? Review Your Will and Legal Documents

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Major life events such as marriage, divorce, entering a civil partnership, or having children do more than change your personal circumstances — they can significantly affect your legal position. If your relationship status has changed, it is essential to review your Will and related legal documents to ensure they remain valid and reflect your current wishes. At Do It Legally, … Read More

New Law Clarifies Digital Assets in Wills – What You Need to Know

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The Property (Digital Assets etc) Act 2025 is now in force, bringing important clarity to how cryptocurrency, NFTs and other digital assets are treated when someone dies. At Do It Legally, we’ve updated our estate-planning approach to reflect this major legal change. The new Act confirms that many digital assets are legally recognised as personal property, meaning they can now … Read More

What is a Will? …and Why Do I Need One?

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Few documents have as much significance as a Last Will and Testament. Commonly known as a will, this legal document outlines an individual’s wishes for the distribution of their assets and the care of any dependents after their passing. Despite its importance, many people in Brighton and Hove and the surrounding area overlook the necessity of having a will in … Read More

Why you should consider making a Will today…

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Making a Will is something that everyone, of whatever age or financial status, should do. Here are 10 reasons why you should consider making a will with Do It Legally from Brighton and Hove: You Decide What Happens To Your Assets: Making a Will means that you decide who your property, money and possessions will go to after your death. … Read More