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Category Archives: Charlotte Ledson
A Diagnosis of Dementia Does Not Necessarily Equate to a Loss of Capacity
Occasional episodes of forgetfulness, or even a formal diagnosis of dementia, do not necessarily mean...
This Is Why You Should Make a Will Whilst You’re Still Hale and Hearty
There are all sorts of good reasons why you should instruct a solicitor to draft...
Pensioner with ‘Mild Cognitive Impairment’ Capable of Making a Valid Will
To make a valid will, you need a certain level of mental capacity. However, as...
High Court Refuses to Authorise Collection of Gametes from Dying Student
Is it right for gametes – sperm or eggs – to be collected from dying...
Cancer Sufferer’s Belated Will Triggers Bitter Family Inheritance Dispute
Those who delay making a will until they are at death’s door create a very...
Perceived Unfairness Can Never Justify Forging a Will – High Court Ruling
Failing to make a professionally drafted will can, in extreme cases, leave your loved ones...
Read This to Understand Why Professional Will Drafting Really Matters
When interpreting wills, judges focus on the actual words used and that is one good...
If You Know Your Own Mind, You Can Make a Valid Will – High Court Ruling
Family relationships are sadly often built on shifting sand, and it is certainly true that...
Saving a Few Pounds on a Home-Made Will May Come at a Frightful Cost
There will always be some people who believe that making your own will represents a...