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The National Will Register – Expert Webinar: Court of Protection Applications – Statutory Wills

The National Will Register – Expert Webinar: Court of Protection Applications – Statutory Wills

We’re delighted to invite you to our next Expert Webinar as Alexa Payet of Bolt Burdon joins us on June 30th May to present “Court of Protection Applications – Statutory Wills”.

Thursday 30th June 2022, 12.30pm

Presented by Alexa Payet, Partner, Bolt Burdon

Registration link: https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/3832618/162E95EBB13437498866EFA4F2CE15E2?partnerref=PartnerPress

Alexa will explain the Court of Protection’s jurisdiction to order the execution of a Will, the factors the court takes into account in ordering the execution of a Will, and the procedure to follow to obtain an order for execution of a Will.

As you may already know, The National Will Register can assist deputies search for the Will of P as part of the research involved in Statutory Will Applications, of which you can find more information about here.

Agenda

  • Court of Protection’s jurisdiction to order the execution of a Will
  • Factors the court considers in ordering the execution of a Will
  • Procedure to follow in order to obtain an order for Will execution

Register for free by clicking here: https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/3832618/162E95EBB13437498866EFA4F2CE15E2?partnerref=PartnerPress

Presented by Alexa Payet, Partner, Bolt Burdon

Alexa is a Partner in the Disputed Wills and Trusts team at Bolt Burdon as well as a full member of the Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists (ACTAPS), an affiliate member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and a full member of Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE). Alexa also have Higher Rights of Audience (civil proceedings).

With a particular expertise in Wills, Trusts and Inheritance disputes, Alexa regularly acts for individuals in bringing and defending claims against estates, including claims for lack of capacity, want of knowledge and approval and undue influence. Alexa also has experience in fraud and forgery claims and professional negligence relating to wills and trusts, as well as claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975.

Alexa regularly acts for individuals in connection with Court of Protection matters, including statutory will applications and cases where the appointment of a deputy is required because of financial abuse of an incapacitated person by an attorney under a Lasting Power of Attorney. She can also assist deputies and attorneys to recover an incapacitated person’s assets following such financial abuse.

This article was submitted to be published by Certainty The National Will Register as part of their advertising agreement with Today’s Wills and Probate. The views expressed in this article are those of the submitter and not those of Today’s Wills and Probate.

Certainty the National Will Register

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Certainty the National Will Register is the UK’s provider of a National Will Register and Will Search service. Certainty Will Search and Will Registration is exclusively endorsed by the Law Society, recommended by key organisations and used by thousands of solicitors, the public, charities and financial institutions to register Wills and search for Wills.

At peak times, one Will is registered every two seconds on The National Will Register. The confidential contents of the Will are not disclosed, only the existence and location of where the Will is stored is recorded, ensuring that it can be found quickly and easily once the Testator has passed on. Registration ensures that if beneficiaries and executors are unaware if a Will was written or have forgotten where it’s located, it can be easily found by conducting a Register Will Search. The existence of a Will and its location are confidential. Only when the Testator has passed away can a Will’s location be declared. Even then, it will be disclosed only when the person searching for the Will has a genuine, bona fide interest and that person can provide a copy of a death certificate.

Certainty Will Search not only searches for registered Wills but also nationally for Wills that have not been registered to help prevent an old Will being used to distribute the estate or when the existence of a Will is unknown.

In addition, Certainty the National Will Register provides an online Will management tool for solicitors, which can be accessed remotely from anywhere with a secure internet connection so they can safely register Wills, search for Wills and use additional services Certainty the National Will Register provides for professionals.

For more information, please contact us on 0330 100 3660 or email [email protected].

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