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Nobody wants to draft a will which gives rise to litigation or which fails to meet the needs of the deceased and family.
It is particularly important at the moment to draft flexibly to allow provisions to be adapted if changes in legislation make it desirable.
Problems often arise as a result of failure to take initial precautions and failures of communication. ‘Deathbed’ wills provide particular challenges. This session will suggest some routine processes and procedures which can minimise the risks.
Many clients worry about the possibility of 1975 Act claims. The decision in Sim v Pimlott provides a possible route to minimising the risk.
The session will also consider how to approach will drafting and estate planning in the light of the changes coming to the treatment of undrawn pension funds and the cap on business and agricultural property relief.
Recent cases will be used to illustrate common problems including:
- Waite v Skilton
- Crew v Oakley
- Bond v Webster
- Pead v Prostate Cancer UK
- Partington v Rossiter
- Naylor v Barlow
The webinar is suitable both for newly qualified and for more experienced practitioners.
Objectives: After the webinar you will be aware of current issues and able to adapt your practice appropriately
Can’t make the date/time or need to revisit the training? No problem, booking onto any online or hybrid event means you will receive a link to access a recording of the event at your leisure!
