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What to do When
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Dying Intestate, If someone dies without a will they are said to die intestate. The surviving spouse and people married with children are all covered by the laws of intestacy and intestacy rules. If a person dies without leaving a will or a valid Will this is known as dying intestate. The laws of intestacy apply. These laws are set out to try an apportion the deceased estate in a way that is fair to surviving spouses, children and other direct next of kin. If you want to make your own decision as to where your assets go after you have died the only way to effectively ensure this happens is to make a valid Will and have it correctly signed and witnessed. If you are trying to deal with the affairs of someone who has died without leaving a Will we have a flow chart that show where the assets should go. If you contact us we will provide this chart entirely free of charge. It is possible to change how assets are apportioned even if no Will has been left. This can be done via a deed of variation. A deed of variation can only be done with the agreement of the people who would have normally inherited money or other assets under the laws of intestacy For more information on changing how assets are split up after a person has died without a will please contact us. One of the most difficult things is to know what to do when someone dies either with or without leaving a Will. We can talk you through the first steps you need to take and easy the painful process of sorting out all of the affairs of the deceased. Please contact us without any obligation for an initial chat. |
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