Phrases with «statutory wills»

"Statutory wills" refers to legal documents that are created based on specific laws or guidelines established by the government. These wills are designed to help people who are unable to create a traditional will, such as those who lack mental capacity or are unable to communicate their wishes. These documents are created following a set of predefined rules set by the law in order to ensure the person's assets and estate are distributed according to their best interests. Full definition

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Sentences with «statutory wills»

Recent work includes advising in respect of statutory wills, questions of capacity, registration of enduring powers of attorney and lasting powers of attorney. (radcliffechambers.com)
Under the terms of the proposed statutory wills, Mr and Mrs G's shares in the company where Mr G had been a director until 1997 were to pass to N and the sale proceeds of their home (# 2.2 m) were to pass to C. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
This includes obtaining property and financial Court Orders to include gifting and IHT planning orders, Statutory Will applications, contested Lasting Power of Attorney cases and care fees planning. (mooreblatch.com)
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Phrases with «statutory wills»

Sentences with «statutory wills»

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