It’s all well and good taking instructions remotely but this is just the first step. The next hurdle is getting the will properly signed, and unfortunately this hurdle is much harder to overcome.
Most of us have probably come across the term “guardian” or “guardianship,” but have you ever stopped to think about whether this is something you need to put in place?
Undue influence is the act of applying pressure on a person to coerce them, essentially overpowering the individual’s own will.
Every year on New Year’s Day people across the country announce their plans for the coming year.
Writing your Will can be a daunting process but it doesn't need to be. Here are some of the questions we are frequently asked and the answers we provide.
Industry NewsThe College of Will WritingThe Society of Will WritersTraining0Introduction to the SWW’s Newest Course
Earlier this year the Society of Will Writers through the College of Will Writing its training division, and without any fanfare launched a fully interactive LMS on-line distance learning course, entitled Getting Started – an Introduction to Wills and Estate Planning Certificate Distance Learning Course.
I’ve been in business all of 31 years and in management roles with multinational companies for many years before that means that I should have a good mix of knowledge and skills. However, I do not profess to know it all.
When meeting with a client to take instructions for a Will there are some key considerations whether you are taking instructions in person, by telephone or by other remote methods such as Skype.
Losing everything you've worked hard for or everything your family have worked hard to accumulate doesn't bare thinking about, and you should take all reasonable steps to protect your assets.
Seeing the reactions from around the country when Kieran Trippier’s freekick looped over the wall and slotted into the net against Croatia on Wednesday night, there will be heart felt sorrow for the England players, coaches and fans at not making it to the World Cup final.
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