Day: 25 July 2020

Guidance On The Legalisation Of Video Will Witnessing

New Guidance On Administering Insolvent Estates Published

Following the announcement that the Ministry of Justice has moved to legalise wills witnessed by video leading industry figures have warned of important nuances that practitioners need to be aware of to ensure their processes are legal. Writing on LinkedIn this morning, Chair of The Law Society Wills & Equity Committee and Head Of Trusts […]

MoJ Announces Video Witnessing Of Wills Due To Be Made Legal During Coronavirus

The Ministry of Justice has announced that video witnessed Wills will be made legal during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Ministry of Justice has announced that video witnessed Wills will be made legal during the coronavirus pandemic. The planned changes to the law, which will be backdated to 31 January 2020, will allow Wills to be witnessed virtually in England and Wales. The move will allow people to legally record their final wishes, during […]

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