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Joint Wills for Couples: Mirror Wills vs Mutual Wills

Joint Wills for Couples: Mirror Wills vs Mutual Wills

Joint wills are a way for couples with similar wishes to execute a will that benefits each other, should one partner pass away.

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Wills and Probate Drafting a Will

Power of Attorney for a Couple

Power of Attorney for a Couple

A power of attorney document can bring you and your partner peace of mind. You'll be given greater control over what happens to you, your assets, and your finances if you become incapacitated.

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Wills and Probate Power of Attorney

Resolving Disagreements Among Joint Executors and Attorneys - Effective Solutions

Resolving Disagreements Among Joint Executors and Attorneys - Effective Solutions

When you write your will you need to name an executor to administer your estate. When making a Power of Attorney, you’ll name an attorney to help make decisions when you’re no longer able to.

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Wills and Probate Contesting a Will Drafting a Will Power of Attorney

Should I Get a DIY Will? - Understanding the Risks and Considerations

Should I Get a DIY Will? - Understanding the Risks and Considerations

Whilst DIYing your will can be a cheap option, many worry whether it will be legally binding – and what happens if you get something wrong.

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Wills and Probate Drafting a Will

Starting the Conversation About Power of Attorney - Tips and Strategies

Starting the Conversation About Power of Attorney - Tips and Strategies

Talking about Power of Attorney can be difficult. So, how can you broach the subject with an elderly parent, relative, or even your spouse and ease their worries?

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What Happens If I Can't Afford a Funeral?

What Happens If I Can't Afford a Funeral?

The average cost of funerals is rising steadily in the UK. Last year it was calculated that the average cost of a basic ceremony – including a funeral director, hearse, service and simple coffin - was £3,700 in the UK.

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Wills and Probate Drafting a Will

What Happens if I Die Without Making a Will?

What Happens if I Die Without Making a Will?

In recent years, studies have suggested that roughly two thirds of adults have not made a will and that a third of us will die without having ever made one. In legal speak this is known as dying “intestate”.

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Wills and Probate Drafting a Will

What Happens to Your Will After Divorce?

What Happens to Your Will After Divorce?

Getting divorced can seriously affect what happens to your Will. Here’s a look at the relationship between Wills and divorce.

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Wills and Probate Drafting a Will

What Happens When a Will is Contested?

What Happens When a Will is Contested?

If you’re preparing to contest a will, knowing the process in advance will help make it easier.

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Wills and Probate Contesting a Will

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