Category: Wills
Is a copy of a Will legally valid?
A copy of a Will has absolutely no legal force whatsoever. Only the wet-signed, properly attested Will will ever be accepted as legal. This has always been the case, and there is no valid argument to change this in the future. All the rules surrounding Wills are there to protect the testator. This is why…
Should I write a new will or do a codicil?
What is a Codicil? A Codicil to a Will is a testamentary document which amends or explains a previous Will. For example, an amount going to a beneficiary, or a new charity beneficiary, or an amendment to funeral wishes. It can also be used to revoke part of a Will. Codicils were fairly common when…
10 reasons you might need a Will
I was at a networking meeting recently and a lady asked me, “Why would I need a Will? What times in my life should I think about it??”. Great question! There are so many reasons to make a will… So, here’s my list of the top 10 times you might need our services; You turn…
Can you write your own Will?
This is a really common question. If you search terms relating to Willwriting on Google, it is a very frequently asked question. Simply, the answer is yes you can. That doesn’t mean it’s a good idea! Then again, I could build my own conservatory. I don’t have a clue about planning regulations, or how to…