Be aware of the following events that may invalidate a will. Are you getting married? If you are about to get married, it is best to only draft your will after marriage. Under Section 12 of the Wills Act 1959, a will can be invalidated by the testator marrying or re-marrying (unless a clause…
So perhaps you have acquired enough wealth, and you are starting to worry about how to ensure your family is well provided for after your demise. Or maybe you are getting elderly, or preparing to leave on a dangerous trip. You would like to prepare a will. But where to start do you start? 1.…
People like to plan for their life as to what to eat, to wear and to live. Sometimes we did not know what happen after our passing away i.e. death. What will happened to our properties and assets? This article attempts to explain the benefits or advantages of having a Will. First of all, what…