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    Does My Will Need Updating?

    When a Will is made, the terms of the Will reflect the wishes of the Testator (the maker of the Will) at that particular time. The Testator made the Will with the intention that those wishes are followed. However, over time as our personal circumstances change or indeed those of our intended beneficiaries, it is…

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    Providing ID in Times of Self-Isolation

    How can I show proof of my ID due to self-isolation (and social distancing)? It is a legal requirement for a solicitor to request proof of your identification before accepting instructions to act on your behalf. This is usually either a passport or a driving licence being provided, alongside a utility bill – gas, electricity,…

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    5 Ways Your Will Could Be Challenged

    A Will which has been prepared by legal professionals is designed to ensure that who you have decided to benefit from your estate is clear.   In cases where a person dies without a valid Will, the Intestacy rules determine who will receive what from the estate. Your estate includes everything from cash in the…

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    Wills and Probate – The Digital World and You

    In the ever-evolving digital world we live in, the majority of us have a social media presence and online accounts. So what happens to these when we die?   Your Will and the Digital World Most of us will never have given this a second thought. Even when making a Will, our online accounts will…

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