When a Statutory Will is written on the behalf of an individual who has lost capacity, there are many things to be considered. Title Research’s new blog discusses when these Wills should be made, the application and execution process, and a Statutory Will case study. More specifically, it answers:
- What is a Statutory Will?
- Are there risks involved with making a Statutory Will?
- When should I involve a genealogist?
- How can an expert genealogist help avoid issues?
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