As well as making sure arrangements are in place to look after your loved ones after your death, writing a Will is an excellent way to leave a gift to a charitable cause that is close to your heart.
As well as making sure arrangements are in place to look after your loved ones after your death, writing a Will is an excellent way to leave a gift to a charitable cause that is close to your heart.
The Telegraph reported recently on the tragic story of a dying New South Wales man who has discovered that he has a daughter he didn't know about and is trying to find her. He hopes to apologise for not being there for her, and to leave her a bequest in his Will.
A Perth man has been jailed for two and a half years after blowing up a house in an attempt to prevent anyone else from inheriting it, reports Sky News.
Many people are put off making a Will because they assume it will be a complicated and time consuming process, and they don't know where to start.
The UK Supreme Court has recently ruled on the validity of a Will by a man who mistakenly signed his wife's 'mirror' Will instead. It is an interesting example of the need to get the formalities right when making a Will.
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