You don't have a will? Don't die intestate

By John Hughes, Tax Partner (pictured)

Intestacy is the consequence of dying without a will. Various surveys indicate that about two-thirds of adults fail to make
a will.

Even those who do plan ahead by making a will may still be caught up by the rules of intestacy. A will may prove to be invalid because of a procedural defect or even just because no-one can find it. A subsequent marriage often revokes a will, while a divorce can alter its terms.

To read more about intestacy and the benefits of having a will, download the full article here

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