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Posts tagged death of a parent
Navigating inheritance rights and contesting wills
Navigating inheritance rights and contesting wills

Written by Helen Thompson, Partner, Myerson Solicitors. Contesting a will is a complicated matter, deeply intertwined with the concept of testamentary freedom in England and Wales. This principle, rooted in long-held tradition, grants individuals the right to distribute their estate as they see fit, without requirements to adhere to strict shares or family expectations. Yet, as family dynamics evolve, with the rise of blended families and changing relationships, the landscape of inheritance rights becomes increasingly complex.

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BereavementRebekah Frankcomparenting, families, parenting tips, Plan If, guardians, make a will, will, death, provide for your children, appoint guardians, child's guardian, making a will, family will, executors, trustee, intestacy, trusts, reviewing your will, STEP solicitor, bereavement, death of a parent, contesting a will, inheritance rights
Making a will when you have young children and what you should know
Making a will when you have young children and what you should know

Written by Big-Ki Wong, Partner, Myerson Solicitors. If you have young children, are you aware of the legal position as to what will happen should you die without leaving a Will and the importance of making a Will?

Making a Will is the most common way to appoint guardians for your children and to have control over how your estate passes on your death, ensuring that your children inherit and are provided for in the way that you intend. Myerson Solicitors’ Wills, Trusts, and Probate team explore the importance of making a Will and provide their top tips on how to create a valid Will that protects your children.

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BereavementRebekah Frankcomparenting, families, parenting tips, Plan If, guardians, make a will, will, death, provide for your children, appoint guardians, child's guardian, making a will, family will, executors, trustee, intestacy, trusts, reviewing your will, STEP solicitor, bereavement, death of a parent