Usually when the word ‘adverse’ is used, the circumstance or context is bad. Adverse weather – bad weather. Adverse reaction – bad reaction. But if there was ever a time that the word ‘adverse’ has brought a smile to someone’s face is when they are told that they have acquired rights to property by virtue […]
No one person can have more than one Will and even if they do, the only valid Will is the most recent or latest. Once that latest Will is properly made, then any previous Will is automatically revoked or made invalid. For e.g. if you made a Will yesterday and on second thought decided that […]
If you are planning to get married and you have a Will which you made before this event, contact your Attorney-at-Law. Though you’re not obligated to invite your Attorney to the nuptials, you may need to see him/her...
Well….not really everyone a Will but once you are 21 years or older, own assets for e.g. money, house, land, paintings, jewelry etc and in your right mind, you can make a Will. You can be single, married, with or without children, it is important to make a Will indicating who you wish to have […]
So what happens if I die without making a Will? Making a Will means you determine who is responsible for distributing your assets, who gets what after you’re gone and how much or what share each person gets....
