Avoiding inheritance disputes when you’re gone… It’s not uncommon for someone’s Will to reveal one or two surprises. Perhaps the deceased has left money to an unexpected beneficiary, or perhaps their estate is much larger (or smaller!) than they led people to believe. And then there’s disappointment or shock, when those expecting to be included …
Making your Will or Lasting Power of Attorney from home We’re living in a time of dramatic change. The usual routines are no longer in place. People are working from home where they can, many children are not in school, and our healthcare and key workers are taking action to prevent and control infection. You …
There’s been much discussion recently about whether it’s possible to make a legally binding Will during lockdown. Why the concern? Well, it is a legal requirement that a Will should be signed by the Testator (the person whose will it is) in the presence of two witnesses. Those two witnesses then sign the Will to …
