Complicated families 'causing more will disputes' 23/10/2009
The increasingly complex nature of contemporary family structures is causing an increase in the number of wills being disputed in court, it has been stated.
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Warning over unqualified will writing 22/10/2009
People wanting to make arrangements for their estate should be wary of unqualified people getting involved in will drafting, it has been stated.
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City donations show benefit to charity of wills 20/10/2009
Cancer Research UK has had donations totalling £2.4 million from the deceased of a single city, it has been revealed.
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EU move over wills 16/10/2009
Wills will be applicable according to the law of the land where they are from, irrespective of where in the European Union (EU) a person resides, under proposed new regulations.
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Charity warning over wills 16/10/2009
The wording of a badly-written will could end up leaving a charity legally barred from benefitting from its provision, it has been warned.
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BBC to highlight wills issue 15/10/2009
The BBC is planning to screen a TV series that will highlight issues concerning wills and inheritance.
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Bad wills 'no better than dying without one' 14/10/2009
A lawyer has warned that having a badly written or out-of-date will could be no better than having no provision made at all.
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Criticism of bank's will-writing fees 05/10/2009
The charges and practices of a major high street bank have come under fire after an investigation.
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'Living will' stopped doctors helping suicide victim 02/10/2009
Doctors did not intervene in the case of a young woman who had taken an overdose because she had written a 'living will' asking that no action be taken to save her life, it has been revealed.
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IHT 'can be avoided by rewriting will' 29/09/2009
People can change their wills and how they place their money in order to avoid big inheritance tax (IHT) bills being placed on their estates after they die, it has been pointed out.
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