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Daughters 'forced father to alter his will'
24/02/2010
A family is involved in a High Court battle over an elderly farmer's will amid allegations that his daughters forced him to change it in their favour.
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Wills and pre-nups 'could give couples peace of mind'
17/02/2010
Making proper financial arrangements such as will-writing and drawing up a pre-nuptial agreement could be the easiest way for couples to get peace of mind.
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Woman wins will dispute with charity
08/02/2010
A woman has won the right to inherit land owned by her family following the conclusion of a legal dispute with the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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Consumers 'must consult experts on will writing'
29/01/2010
Consumers have been reminded of the need to ensure they consult a trained and qualified professional over will writing.
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'One in three' inheritors has problems from lack of will
20/01/2010
Nearly one third of people inheriting money after someone had died experienced trouble receiving their inheritance due to a lack of a will, new research has revealed.
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Common will misconceptions revealed
15/01/2010
A survey by the Fellowship of Professional Willwriters and Probate Practitioners has revealed the most common notions that people aged 18-30 who do not write wills believe wrongly.
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Charity in wills bid
11/01/2010
Childrens' charity Barnados has offered to write people's wills for them for free - provided they are aged over 55 and will make a donation to the organisation.
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Will survey shows quarter plan charitable giving
07/01/2010
Nearly a quarter of people intend to leave some money to charity in a will, a new study has found.
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Ex-pats 'must sort out wills before moving abroad'
29/12/2009
People leaving the UK to live overseas must ensure their wills are set up to meet legal requirements in both Britain and their new country of residence, it has been stated.
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Allotment appeal over wills
22/12/2009
Residents of an Oxfordshire town have been asked to help increase the amount of land for allotments through their wills.
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