Intestacy will occur when a person has not left a valid will, or if their will does not dispose of all of their estate (for example if all of the residuary beneficiaries had predeceased). Any assets that would not pass into the estate will not pass via intestacy. See our previous newsletter for more information … Read moreIntestacy
Transferable RNRB Any unused Residential Nil Rate Band (RNRB) is available to be transferred to a surviving spouse as long as second death occurs on or after 6th April 2017. On second death, the surviving spouse’s Personal Representatives (PRs) are able to claim both the deceased’s RNRB and the unused RNRB of their late spouse, … Read moreTransferring and Tapering the Residential Nil Rate Band
There are four ways that a will may be revoked. Marriage/Civil Partnership As a general rule, a marriage or formation of a civil partnership revokes any will that a testator made before the marriage or civil partnership under S18 and S18B Wills Act 1837 respectively. There are however some exceptions to this rule. If it … Read moreRevoking a Will
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A person’s will can deal with most property that they own at the time of their death. However, there are a number of assets that would not pass into a person’s estate at their death. Life policy proceeds Life policy proceeds may form part of a deceased’s estate and can be gifted by their will. … Read moreWhat Cannot be Gifted by a Will
