Category: Wills and Probate
3 New Year Resolutions and Some Ways We Can Help
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As the new year approaches, many of us have thought about making some resolutions. This blog looks at some resolutions we often see people considering.
Do you have a will? What will happen to Aretha’s Estate?
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The recent news that Aretha Franklin died on 16 August 2018 intestate (without leaving a will) ought to prompt the millions of people who have not made wills to reflect. The Queen of Soul reportedly left a fortune equivalent to approximately £62m.
Trustees and Disclosure
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The recent decision of HJJ Matthews in the case of Lewis & Ors v Tamplin & Ors (2018) EWHC 777 Ch has clarified the rules surrounding the rights of beneficiaries to demand disclosure of documents and information from trustees.
Vague Wording mean wishes are legally unenforceable
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A recent estate dispute has rendered vague wording in a letter of wishes legally unenforceable.
Where there’s a Will, there’s a way
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Where there’s a Will, there’s a way, or so the saying goes. But when 40% of adults don’t have a Will and the number of cases where Wills are contested climbing, the law around Wills and what happens to your estate when you die can be confusing and easier to ignore. The team here at Bridge Law have sat down to answer your questions.