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What evidence is used to judge testamentary capacity?
What evidence is used to judge testamentary capacity? When we consider evidence for testamentary capacity, we often have to weigh up a slew of different…
Rix & Kay Announces Relocation of West Kent Office to Enhance Hybrid Working Environment
Hadlow, Kent – Rix & Kay, a leading legal firm, has announced the relocation of its West Kent office to new premises in Hadlow. The…
What happens if you lose your Will?
We all know how important it is to make a Will and ensure your loved ones are looked after when you pass away. For most…
What problems can occur with free Will-writing services?
Hopefully we all know the importance of having a Will in place to ensure our estate goes to those we wish to receive it. It…
What happens if the Executor in a Will has died?
Under the terms of someone’s Will, they will appoint the person (or people) they wish to act as their Executors. An Executor is the person…
What is the Court of Protection and when will I need to apply?
The Court of Protection was put in place to help those who no longer have the mental capacity to make their own decisions. The Court…
Common ways to reduce Inheritance Tax liabilities
Whilst most people are aware of the notion of inheritance tax, it is surprising that so many people take little or no action to reduce…
What is the difference between an Attorney, a Deputy and a Trustee?
What is the difference between an Attorney, a Deputy and a Trustee? The differences between an Attorney, a Deputy and a Trustee are subtle but…
Can a bank release funds without probate?
Can a bank release funds without probate? Accounts held in a deceased persons sole name Can a bank release funds without probate from an account…
