Does Marriage Revoke a Will?

Lattimer v Karamanoli was an interesting battle over whether a Will should be revoked by marriage is heading for trial. In this article, Noel McNicholas provides his thoughts and explores this case in further detail.

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Contentious Probate Series Part 4 - Fraudulent Calumny

Have you ever heard of the term fraudulent calumny? In will disputes fraudulent calumny means deceitful and harmful remarks made to manipulate a testator's intended beneficiaries. Part 4 of Noel McNicholas's series explains this in more depth.

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18th October 2023

Contentious Probate Series Part 3 - Undue Influence

Undue influence refers to situations where a testator's Will is contested because they were improperly pressured into making a Will contrary to their real wishes. This blog explores further how it can affect individuals when it comes to their Will.

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4th October 2023

Contentious Probate Series Part 2 - Lack of Knowledge and Approval

Challenging a Will for lack of knowledge and approval questions the testator's understanding. If proven, the Will can be invalidated by the court. Part 2 of our contentious probate blog series provides you with all you need to know.

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19th September 2023

The Wedding Bells and Divorce Papers: How Marriage and Divorce Affect Your Will

The thought of discussing your Will may not always come to mind immediately amidst the flurry of organising a wedding. However, have you ever thought of how such events like marriage or a divorce can impact your Will?

18th September 2023

Contentious Probate Series Part 1 - Lack of Testamentary Capacity

In this 6 part series, we will examine the various ways to challenge the validity of a will. Part 1 covers testamentary capacity, and we explore the history of this legal area, what makes a will valid, and how we can help.

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6th September 2023

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