Expert Will Writers

Not many people realise that when you get married, any Will you already have usually becomes invalid. The law states that marriage automatically voids a Will unless it specifically makes reference to the new marriage. This is called making a Will in contemplation of marriage, and the Will needs to specifically name your new spouse. […]

If a parent marries a new partner, there is a risk that existing children could miss out on their inheritance. Marriage automatically revokes any Will, unless it was specifically made in contemplation of marriage, mentioning the new spouse by name. This means that if someone with children gets married, they should always consider making a […]

If you believe you are entitled to something from someone’s Will, you may be able to make a claim, but beware of the time limits. If a relative dies and you have not inherited what you feel you have a right to, you may be able to make a claim under the Inheritance (Provision for […]