Understanding Testamentary Capacity
What is testamentary capacity? Testamentary capacity refers to a person’s legal and mental ability to create a valid will....
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Read moreWhat is testamentary capacity? Testamentary capacity refers to a person’s legal and mental ability to create a valid will....
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Read moreThe case of Shearer v Shearer The recent reported case of Shearer v Shearer highlights that adult children cannot expect...
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Read moreDivorce and Wills In the midst of a divorce or separation, it’s rare for couples to think about making...
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Read moreJulia is a solicitor in the Private Client department, dealing with non-contentious matters. Julia completed her training contract at Osbornes...
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Read moreRoshni is an Associate Solicitor in the Private Client department. Roshni primarily deals with non-contentious matters including: Preparing Wills, including...
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Read moreLaura is a solicitor in the Private Client department. Laura graduated from the University of York in 2019 with a degree...
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Read moreChloe joined Osbornes Law in June 2021 as a Private Client paralegal assisting Jenny Walsh, Suzanna Baker and Samantha Tayler. She...
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Read moreHead of Private Client Disputes Katie is a Partner and Head of Private Client Disputes. She is a highly experienced...
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Read moreTishina Ramkishun Tishina is a solicitor in the Private Client Department where she assists Head of Department, Jan Atkinson, on...
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Read moreFraudulent calumny involves someone poisoning the mind of the deceased against a potential beneficiary, ultimately influencing the deceased to exclude...
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