Testamentary Capacity – what do you need to prove in order to make a valid will?
In order for someone to make a valid will, there is a fundamental requirement that they had the right state of mind to make their will. This is known as testamentary capacity and it is crucial that you understand how to prove testamentary capacity in case it is ever in dispute. Otherwise you may risk your assets being given to someone you did not intend to inherit them.
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3 key Aspects Explained – when Appointed as an Executor of the Will
It can be a daunting task to deal with a deceased person’s money and property once they pass away. If you have been appointed as an executor of a will, it is important to know the expectations placed on you to distribute the estate correctly and what the penalties may be for failing to carry out your duties.
How to determine who has been appointed as an executor
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