What LegalTech looks like today according to Exizent

Technology has rapidly developed in the past decade; smartphones, on-demand streaming services, smartwatches with the ability to measure heart rate and blood oxygen levels, electric cars, AI technology, the list continues.

What has LawTech ever done for us? Asks Exizent

Exizent caught up with their Managing Director, Aleks Tomczyk, as part of their latest series into LawTech, to get his opinion on what LawTech really means to him and what he feels the benefits of adopting technology can bring to law firms and their teams.

Rising digital assets – what do they mean for probate professionals asks Exizent

The increasing number of digital assets in the modern world has brought with it, new challenges to estate planning and administration. The shift from paper-based billing to digital payments and the rise of cryptocurrencies has created a complex web of digital assets that must be accounted for.

Exizent announces new integration which reduces admin and improves workflows

In the legal industry, staying ahead of the competition and doing a great job for clients now requires being ahead of the technology curve.

Trends for the future of probate across regulation, technology adoption and access to data services from Exizent

As we look ahead to this new year, Aleks Tomczyk Managing Director of Exizent, shines light on Exizent’s plans and what he hopes to see from the industry, working together to improve the bereavement process for all of those involved.

Probate can bring long delays but there are alternatives say Exizent

Losing a loved one is never easy. Grief does not follow standard steps and therefore has no timescale. For some it might last weeks or even years; for others, it never truly passes.

Probate process: Biggest changes between 2021/22 outlined here by Exizent

Exizent, spoke to all those involved in the administrative processes related to death – from the recently bereaved to legal firms and financial institutions – to capture the state of the nation when it comes to the associated legal and financial responsibilities, and their impact on the time, money, and emotional state of those involved.

Exizent: Overcoming delays in the probate process

It’s not ‘new news’ that the probate registry took a hit as a result of the COVID pandemic in 2020. These pressures caused huge delays in the process that put grieving notifiers under further stress as they waited for permission to bring their loved one’s estate to a close.

Exizent: Why legal services must stop relying on consumers to identify estate assets

Research published by Exizent this October has found that an increasing number of people are passing away without putting their affairs in order – putting strain on the bereavement process and more importantly, the notifier.

Exizent: Trends in estates today and what they mean for the legal professional

The latest edition of the annual Bereavement Index has revealed new trends around the contents of estates being left behind in 2022, that raise concerns about the welfare of those left to deal with those estates – often a close friend or family member of the deceased – and puts more responsibility on the legal professional to overcome them.