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The following describe the circumstances, whether intentional or not, in which a will becomes revoked under the English law. Revocation of privileged wills (those in the armed forces and seamen …
Probate and letters of administration may be looked upon as title documents to the assets of the deceased person’s estate and they are therefore usually required whenever it is necessary …
Stopping an improper application for a grant. If someone who claims an interest in an estate anticipates that an application will be made to probate registry for a grant which …
Although the procedure for obtaining a grant of probate, a grant of letters of administration, or a grant of letters of administration with the will annexed are identical, there are …
Wills made outside England and Wales If a will was made outside England and Wales, English Law will accept its validity if it was made: In accordance with the formalities …
Children conceived by artificial insemination or in vitro fertilisation When distributing to those known to have been conceived by artificial insemination or by in vitro fertilisation the following rules should …
The personal representative should always wait for six months from the date of the grant of representation being issued by the registry before distributing any assets to beneficiaries because of …
It is common knowledge that a person can vary the provisions of a will during his lifetime, but it is not so well known that the provisions of a valid …
The difference between a variation and a disclaimer To disclaim a benefit under a will or an entitlement under an intestacy is to refuse to accept it and although a …
If there is no will, the following are entitled to wind up the estate, and only when there is no member of a group who is willing to take out …