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13/08/2010

Till death do us part?

It is always important to have an up to date Will but even more so when separating from your partner. Only once your divorce has been finalised (upon Decree Absolute) will any gifts made to your errant spouse in your existing Will fail

It is always important to have an up to date Will but even more so when separating from your partner.  Only once your divorce has been finalised (upon Decree Absolute) will any gifts made to your errant spouse in your existing Will fail and if you do not have a Will your spouse will automatically inherit some or all of your estate under the intestacy rules should you die prior to the conclusion of your divorce.

Therefore whilst negotiating your divorce settlement make sure that you prepare an up to date Will taking into account your present circumstances to ensure what is yours goes to whom you choose.   It is a complex area and it is important that you obtain good specialist advice.  The Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners recently highlighted the pitfalls and extensive problems that have been encountered by many people when an experienced Solicitor was not instructed to prepare a Will.Expert legal advice is essential when separating and the preparation of a Will must not be forgotten.

If you require advice or have any questions regarding divorce, separation and preparing a Will please do not hesitate to contact a family lawyer in our team.

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