TWM Solicitors announces three-year sponsorship deal with Guildford Rugby Club
The sponsorship also extends to the club’s youth girls’ team, the Grizzlies, and reflects our shared values of opportunity, empowerment, teamwork, and dedication to excellence. David Powell, Partner and Head of Business Law at TWM Solicitors, commented: “At TWM, we believe in supporting opportunities for women to succeed, whether in the legal profession or on […]
Witnesses to Wills rules could extend to cohabiting couples
Currently, if someone is a witness to a Will and also receives a gift under that Will, then that gift is void (though the remainder of the Will is unaffected). The same rule applies if it is the witness’s spouse or civil partner receiving the gift. However, under the current law this does not apply […]
Marriage and civil partnerships will no longer cancel a Will under new reforms – is this a welcome change?
Under current law, marrying or forming a civil partnership automatically revokes any existing Will, unless that Will was specifically made with the upcoming marriage or civil partnership in mind. This has led to unexpected and often distressing consequences. Long-term partners and children have, in some cases, missed out on inheritances after carefully written Wills were […]
Thinking of selling your property? Five top tips for a trouble-free sale
Selling a property can be complex, and unexpected issues often cause delays. The good news? With some early planning, many of these problems can be avoided. Here are five tips to help keep your sale on track: 1. Instruct a solicitor early Ideally, engage your solicitor as soon as your property goes on the market. […]
TWM Solicitors welcomes its 2025 cohort of trainees
The 2025 intake comprises a mix of internal talent progressing from within the firm, alongside new joiners: Eleanor Morley – Eleanor has been working at TWM as a Paralegal in the Family Law team. She will begin her training contract in Commercial Property, Guildford. Ryan Aujla – Previously a Paralegal in the Lending team, Ryan […]
Could your crypto assets be lost after death? Why reform is urgently needed
Unlike traditional savings or investments, crypto currency doesn’t automatically pass to beneficiaries through the probate process. Without reform, millions of pounds’ worth of digital assets could simply be lost forever. Why crypto is different to other assets With most financial assets, probate processes are established. Banks, building societies and investment managers all have procedures that […]