AR Wills & LPAs

09/09/2026

Planning your affairs is vital, but making it simple for your loved ones is just as crucial. Executor Hub ensures vital information is accessible, saving them a difficult search during a tough time. Plan today for their tomorrow.

08/09/2026

Don't leave your family searching for answers

When someone passes away, their executors often spend months trying to locate documents, accounts, and passwords. It's stressful, time-consuming, and sometimes leads to important things being missed.

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Executor Hub was founded with the mission to empower individuals to seamlessly manage their digital and financial legacies through a secure, reliable, and user-friendly platform. In today’s world, where digital solutions are the emerging trend, we ensure your legacy is preserved and accessible for...

14/07/2026

13/07/2026

Paul, an electrician for over 30 years, always prioritized others. He postponed making a will, saying 'I'll do it another day.' Tragically, that day never arrived, leaving his family, Sarah and the children, facing financial and emotional turmoil. The business faced uncertainty, and decisions became agonizing. A will ensures your loved ones are protected. Don't leave their future to chance.

03/07/2026

03/07/2026

Rita and Stanley assumed they had time. Then Stanley lost decision-making ability, leaving Rita unable to manage finances or make crucial choices. Without a Lasting Power of Attorney, families face immense stress and legal hurdles. Ensure your loved ones can act for you when you can't.

13/06/2026

In the UK, getting married automatically invalidates any existing will. To prevent this, you can engage a professional to draft a new will with an "In Contemplation of Marriage" clause, ensuring your prior wishes remain legally binding after you tie the knot.

Why You Need a New Will
Under the Wills Act, subsequent marriage or civil partnership acts to revoke any prior will. If you pass away without drafting a new one, the government's strict rules of intestacy take over. This can lead to your new spouse unintentionally disinheriting children from a previous relationship.

The "In Contemplation of Marriage" Clause
If you are already engaged and writing your will, your estate planner can include a specific clause that names your fiancé(e). For example, the wording typically states:
“At the time of making this will, I expect to be married to [Name] and intend that this my will shall not be revoked by my marriage to the said