December 2024 | Curtis Parkinson
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From Fish Fingers to Fortune

Charity Wins in Unusual Will Case A recent High Court case involving a Will written by hand on the back of two food boxes (one that had contained Young’s frozen fish and the other Mr Kipling’s mince pies) has resulted in a significant windfall for a charitable organisation. This unusual case highlights the importance of […]

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Is a Will Trust Right for You?

Protecting Your Family and Legacy Planning for the future can be daunting, especially concerning your loved ones. How can you ensure they are provided for after you’re gone? Establishing a Will trust is becoming increasingly popular, but is it the right choice for you? What is a Will Trust? A Will trust functions as a […]

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Lack of Capacity and Undue Influence in Oliver v Oliver

Family Feud Leads to Overturned Will A recent decision in the High Court case, Oliver v Oliver [2024] EWHC 2289 (Ch), highlights the complexities of inheritance disputes, the critical importance of testamentary capacity, and the absence of undue influence, even when a solicitor drafts a Will and a medical professional witnesses it. Background of the […]

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Need a Notary? Understanding This Essential Legal Service

Have you ever wondered what a notary public actually does? You may be surprised to learn that it involves more than just stamps and signatures! Notaries are highly trained legal professionals who provide peace of mind by verifying your documents and ensuring they meet legal requirements wherever you need them. Who Needs a Notary? Individuals […]

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