The latest news
from ILM and the legacy sector
Legacy bodies welcome Government actions to resolve probate backlog
ILM has today released a statement alongside Remember A Charity in response to a statement from HMCTS, setting out its plans to resolve the delay and backlog of Wills passing through probate.
Charities urged to act now to benefit from market growth
A predicted legacy boom worth up to £40 billion over the next decade[1] presents charities with a unique window of time to act and benefit from market growth, according to a new joint report produced by ILM, Remember A Charity, Legacy Foresight and Smee & Ford....
ILM launches new online training system
We are delighted to announce the launch of our new online training system. The system is designed to complement the rest of ILM’s training offer, and enables legacy professionals to select specific modules of interest and relevance to their role – whether they are complete beginners or need a refresher.
Contentious Probate seminar
ILM is delighted to be hosting an online training session which will feature a range of speakers discussing contentious probate with a focus on key areas and cases of relevance to legacy professionals.
Wills witnessed via video to be made legal
ILM welcomes the news that the government is introducing new regulations that will make it legal to witness wills via video conferencing.
ILM training is now eligible for STEP CPD
We know that many of our members are also members of STEP, and consequently have to fulfil Continuing Professional Development requirements and to record them so that they can be inspected upon request. A number of members have asked whether ILM training is eligible...
Online property seminar
The seminar is essential viewing for anyone involved in legacies and with an interest in the current state of the property market in light ov COVID-19.
Supporting our members during the crisis
During these difficult times, we are doing all we can to support our members…