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During the challenges of 2020, Fraser and Fraser took their expertise online, with a series of acclaimed free webinars for those who work in the legal or public sector spheres. Covering a range of topics and featuring guest speakers from across the industry, we answer the questions posed by delegates in real-time. You will also find links to various events we are hosting or exhibiting at, so feel free to come along.
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To register your interest in attending future webinars, please email marketing@fraserandfraser.co.uk with your full name, email address, and company name. If you missed them the first time around, you can watch all of our previous webinars here.

Upcoming Events Calendar
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Wednesday 18 June, 2025 – Webinar with Rebecca Rees and Lindsey Scourfield

Webinar 

Property Law for Trusts and Estates Practitioners

 

We are excited to welcome Rebecca ReeRoddy (3)s, Partner and Lindsey Scourfield, Senior Associate  from Hugh James’ Property Disputes Team. This session will cover the nuts and bolts of property law relevant to those dealing with and managing estates which include or comprise real estate.

  • We will cover the essentials of residential property management (including where the estate needs to sell with vacant possession, what the process will normally be),
  • Commercial property management and essential land law so that trusts and estates lawyers can identify and navigate the types of problems and disputes which might arise.

If your interested in joining this webinar

 

 

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Wednesday 16th July, 2025 – Webinar with Ian Bond and Stephen Lawson

Webinar 

Law Commission Wills Bill 2025 2025 from both contentious and non-contentious point of view

 

We are thrilled to welcome Ian Bond, TEP, Former Chair Law Society Wills & Equity Committee and Stephen Lawson, Partner at IDR Law and currently the Chair of the Law Society Wills & Equity Committee to our webinar.

 

About the webinar:

The Law Commission have produced their Will Reform report and draft Wills Bill 2025. The proposed changes will be the biggest change to Will writing since the Wills Act 1837. Stephen and Ian has been involved with the Law Commission at every step of the consultation process. They will walk through the main changes from their perspectives as both

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Contentious and non-contentious practitioners:

 

• Whether marriage will revoke a Will;

• The test of testamentary capacity – Banks v Goodfellow or the Mental Cap

acity Act 2005;
• The age at which a testator can make a Will;
• A new judicial dispensing power;
• New rules about the formalities to make a Will; and
• Introduction of electronic Wills

 

If your interested in joining this webinar

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