DowntownRDB
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DAFlys Posted at 10-28 11:47
Lol. I’ve been with her 20 years. She’s well looked after in my will (she doesn’t have a will) but as far as I’m concerned it’s just an expensive piece of paper. Maybe if there was a good financial reason I would do it on the quiet.
As a seasoned lawyer I'd have to advise you to have both a living will (also known as a Advanced Directive) and a last will and testament. Of course, laws in the UK differ from the US. Here, without a will, things could go into probate for years and years.
I'm sure you know this but I'll throw it out in case you don't know.
A living will (also known as an Advanced Directive) details your wishes with regards to your medical care in the event you should become put in a coma or persistent vegetative state, or are incapacitated in some other way that prevents you from communicating your wishes. While the last will and testament details a person’s wishes for their property and assets after their death, a living will details that person’s wishes to doctors while they are still alive. |
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