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Executors have a duty to share the estate of a person who has died in line with their wishes. But how much control do they have over how beneficiaries are paid?
Read moreIf you’re married, you might have wondered what your rights are as a spouse when it comes to making and executing a Will.
Read moreIf you and your partner have agreed on how you’d like to distribute your estate, a mirror Will could be a cost-effective way of setting out your wishes.
Read moreKnowing what to write into your Will can be confusing, but there are certain things you can rule out altogether.
Read moreThere are plenty of reasons you might want to look at setting out your wishes for your estate sooner rather than later.
Read moreOne of the most common questions about dealing with a Will is whether an executor can also be a beneficiary.
Read moreWhen it comes to making a Will, a checklist can be essential to helping you organise the process and set out what you need to do. Our guide will help you narrow down what you need to think about.
Read moreUpdating your Will is essential for making sure your wishes are carried out properly after you die. We’ve explained the two main methods for changing your Will in our quick guide.
Read moreFinding a Will can feel like an overwhelming task. We’ve broken the process down into stages, so you can take it one step at a time.
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