As more and more aspects of our lives move online, digital assets are becoming an increasingly important class of assets and one that poses particular problems for personal representatives.
An individual can help to protect their digital estate by preparing a memorandum of digital assets with emails, usernames and passwords. This memorandum...
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Where a beneficiary is present when a Will is signed and witnessed, but is not an attesting witness to the Will, are there any grounds to challenge that beneficiary's entitlement under the Will?See Practice Note: Requirements for a valid Will which sets out the formalities for the proper execution
Contents of Wills-secret and half-secret trustsA secret or half-secret trust may be useful where a testator wishes to keep the identity of a beneficiary of a testamentary gift outside the text of their Will.Types of secret trustsThere are two kinds of secret trusts:•secret or fully secret
Revival of revoked WillsModes of revivalA testator who has revoked their Will either with or without making a new one may wish to revive the revoked Will. The testator may write out the revoked Will again and execute it in accordance with section 9 of the Wills Act 1837 (WA 1837) or take advantage
Conditional and dependent relative revocation of WillsIf a testator revokes the Will and that revocation is shown to be subject to a condition, the revocation is ineffective if the condition is not satisfied. Revocation will not be held to be conditional unless there is clear evidence what the
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