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If you’ve been made the executor of an estate, you may need to carry out a probate house valuation. But what does this actually involve?
Read moreTestamentary capacity refers to an individual’s legal and mental ability to create or update a Will. But how is testamentary capacity assessed?
Read moreIf you die without a Will, the rules of intestacy will decide how your estate is distributed. But what does this mean for your loved ones?
Read moreIf you die without a Will, the rules of intestacy will decide how your estate is distributed. But what does this mean for your other half?
Read moreMost people have heard of inheritance tax. But did you know you can reduce the amount of tax applied to your estate by making a Will?
Read moreWhen you’re making a Will, you’ll want to know that it’s legally binding. Our guide sets out how to avoid your Will becoming invalid.
Read moreYou’ve probably seen online Will writing services advertised. But are they too good to be true? We’ve looked at the legality of online Wills and the risks involved.
Read moreIf you’ve been made the executor of a Will, you might be unsure of where to start. Our guide explains what you’ll need to do, step by step.
Read moreHow do you leave a gift in your Will? Our free resource guide has all you need to know about the process of leaving gifts to individuals or charities.
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