The father of a man who faked his own death in a canoe accident so his wife could claim on the insurance cut him out of his will, it has been revealed.

Britons thinking of emigrating should make sure they have a will in place before they do, it has been advised.

The importance of will writing has been emphasised by one expert, who noted the significance of having such a document for tax purposes.

Will drafting is an important legal step that should not just be undertaken by the wealthy, it has been stated.

The former director of public prosecutions has called for a debate on the assisted suicide law in Britain.

Inheritance tax (IHT) has been predicted to cost Britons £2.2 billion in unnecessary payments this year.

Workshops on how to make a will are being staged by Age Concern in Dorset.

People should ensure they make a will before they die, a hospice in Greater Manchester has said.