Probate Valuation Of Chattels: The Reasons for Making A Will
The main reason for making a will is to ensure that you make the choice as to who you leave your possessions, and not the state. You can impose any …
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The main reason for making a will is to ensure that you make the choice as to who you leave your possessions, and not the state. You can impose any …
It is essential that you produce a will as soon as possible. If you leave it, there is a chance that you may never get around to doing it and …
Having considered some of the many reasons for producing a will, it is necessary to look at exactly what goes into a will. Essentially, the purpose of a will is …
The formation of a will which enables you to minimise your tax liability is of the utmost importance. It is likely, if you are well off that you will want …
Business Property Since 1992 there has been 100% relief for the following categories of business property: Sole proprietor or partner Life tenants or interest in a business A holding of …
Intestacy and Beneficial Joint Tenancy If you die intestate (without a valid will), strict laws governing the distribution of your estate take effect. In the case that you you die …
According to Halifax, the average home in Britain is worth around £200,000 which is a substantial sum especially when it comes to probate. Whoever you leave your home to is …
Letters of administration notes If the deceased left no will, then the next of kin will apply for a grant of letters of administration instead of probate. The same is …
Probate represents the official proof of the wills validity and is granted by the court on production of the necessary documents by the executor of the estate. Only when probate …
Trust property The term ‘trust property’ applies to any asset that is held in a trust. This can apply to: House or other buildings Land Shares, stocks and investments Cash …