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Can You Contest a Will After Probate?

Can You Contest a Will After Probate?

Just because probate has been granted doesn't mean you're too late to contest a will, but it does mean you need to act fast.

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Wills and Probate Contesting a Will

Can You Write Your Will on a Napkin?

Can You Write Your Will on a Napkin?

We’ve all see it in the movies: the will scribbled on the back of a napkin. But is it really as simple as that?

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Wills and Probate Drafting a Will

Choosing Your LPA Attorney - Key Considerations for Appointing the Right Person

Choosing Your LPA Attorney - Key Considerations for Appointing the Right Person

Being someone’s attorney is a big task. Who will you choose to hold Power of Attorney and help you when you can no longer help yourself?

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Wills and Probate Power of Attorney

Contesting a Will: The Full Guide

Contesting a Will: The Full Guide

The emotional and financial strain of contesting a will can be a lot to bear, especially when you've just lost a loved one. There can be a lot of confusion about the process and costs of contesting a will.

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Wills and Probate Contesting a Will

Deed of Variation Explained - Changing Estate Distribution Post-Death

Deed of Variation Explained - Changing Estate Distribution Post-Death

If you want to change how assets are allocated in someone’s will after they’ve died, you’ll need a deed of variation. We'll tell you what it is, what you should do, and how to use a variation to maximize inherited assets.

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Wills and Probate Administer an Estate

Different Types of Power of Attorney - A Comprehensive Overview

Different Types of Power of Attorney - A Comprehensive Overview

Find the Power of Attorney that’s right for you by understanding the options available and choosing the arrangement that best reflects your needs, wishes, and future circumstances.

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Wills and Probate Power of Attorney

Disinheritance: A Guide to Cutting Someone from Your Will

Disinheritance: A Guide to Cutting Someone from Your Will

If you’ve fallen out with a friend or family member, you may be considering disinheriting them. Cutting someone out of your will is a serious step, and you’ll want to approach this with compassion and a level head. Explore your options for leaving someone out of your will.

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Wills and Probate

Do I Need a Will After Buying a House?

Do I Need a Will After Buying a House?

Once you’ve bought a new house, it may be time to consider planning some more for your future. Owning property means you should probably think about writing or updating your will.

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Wills and Probate Drafting a Will

Does My Will Include Power of Attorney?

Does My Will Include Power of Attorney?

Lots of people believe that when they get a will, they get Power of Attorney too. But is this the truth?

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Wills and Probate Power of Attorney

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