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FAMILY
MATTERS
Married, Divorced or Living Together a Will is a vital document to
prepare for many reasons.
Married
- To
ensure that all will go to your spouse if this is what you wish,
without a Will this is not always the case
- If
you have children provision can be made for their care in the
event of both parents dying.
Living
Together
-
Without a Will a partner will take a share from the deceased partners
estate, only if they have lived as husband and wife for at least
two years before death.
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Previous marriages and children from other relationships further
complicate this, and may have a claim on the estate.
- Gay
couples must write Wills to protect the surviving partner
Divorced
- A
Will can ensure that there is a fund available for maintenance
of children from previous marriages and so prevent much heartache
and court actions to obtain such.
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