Testamentary capacity, the mental ability to make a valid Will, is one of the most fundamental concepts in Wills law.
This article explores what the chain of representation is, how it works, and what practical steps may need to be taken when an executor dies mid administration.
The way we live, work and communicate has undergone a digital revolution over the last 20 years, yet, in many respects, the law of Wills remains trapped in the 19th century. The Law Commission’s final report on Wills presents a range of proposals to bring the law up to date.
One particularly striking issue is whether children should be allowed to make Wills. At present, most cannot. But should that change?
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