When making a Will, one of the most important concepts is testamentary capacity. In simple terms, testamentary capacity refers to a person’s legal ability to understand what they are doing when making a Will and to make decisions about how their estate should be distributed [...]
When someone passes away, their estate is usually administered in accordance with their Will or, when there is no Will, the rules of intestacy. However, disputes can arise, particularly in circumstances where family relationships are complex, expectations differ, and emotions are understandably heightened following a [...]
We’ve all probably heard a tale or two about predatory marriages, whether through the news or even perhaps someone you know where a vulnerable adult, often elderly or someone suffering from loneliness, isolation or cognitive decline, has been a victim of financial abuse. Typically, the [...]
