Hoopers International Probate Genealogists

22/06/2023

An interesting read by Today's Wills and Probate regarding testamentary capacity in will writing which, if assessed correctly, limits the reasons why a will may be challenged:

Questions around testamentary capacity are one of the most common reasons for wills to be challenged – so it is incredibly important for private client lawyers to be able to assess this correctly, and stay up to date with the approach the courts will take in the event of such a challenge. Since 18...

07/06/2023

We're recruiting for a Senior Manager. If you're interested, find out more here...https://www.hoopers.co.uk/about-us/vacancies

07/06/2023

You may remember Hoopers’ news that we would be funding some specialist equipment for The Surrey Teaching Centre – a brilliant organization which works closely with The Children’s Trust.
Well, an egg incubator was one of the pieces of equipment purchased, and the Centre are pleased to share some wonderful photos of the ducklings they have hatched.

05/05/2023

Having been established in 1923, Hoopers has traded under the reign of three Monarchs and is about to witness a second Coronation.
Did you know the Monarchy plays an important role in the field of Genealogy? If someone dies intestate (without a will), or without a known next of kin, their property could be passed to the Crown as bona vacantia (ownerless property).

27/04/2023

Protecting your right to cancel. No Arguments. No exceptions.
Read more about your statutory rights as a potential client here:

Your statutory rights are important and should be respected - a reputable company will not attempt to circumvent them. A 14 day cooling-off period is your statutory right.