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Family rights on intestacy spotlighted in new consultation
Ministers seek views on split between surviving spouse and children
Far north firm's will scheme raises £6,640 for charity
Georgesons supports local efforts against dementia
STEP awards Balfour+Manson gold accreditation
Employer Partner title recognises specialist skills
Harper Macleod becomes STEP Gold Employer Partner
Recognition for standard of training and development
Remember A Charity in your Will Week launches
Charities and legal advisers showcase impact of legacy giving
Charity benefits from Scullion free wills offer
200 wills created in scheme targeting over-55s
Judge allows asbestos claim against employer's discharged executor
Case law supports action to establish claim against estate
Dentons achieves STEP Platinum Employer Partner status
Top accreditation for Private Client team
German court awards succession rights in deceased's Facebook account
Contract held to be part of daughter's estate
Millar & Bryce launches executry asset search service
New product will seek out dormant policies and accounts
Urgent call from Society for input to IHT review
Two weeks to comment on aspects subject to OTS scrutiny
Burness Paul achieves STEP platinum status
Award reflects professional development opportunities for team
Minister supports charity legacy campaign
Solicitors urged to promote scheme when discussing clients' wills
SLCC publishes wills and executries consumer guides
Tips are based on issues from real complaints
BTO becomes STEP accredited employer partner
Award given for commitment to staff qualification
Draft text on mobile recognised as will by Queensland court
Sufficient evidence of intention in wording of message
Latest Will Aid campaign raises £1.3m
Nearly 13,000 wills made under 2016 appeal
No discretion to waive executry caution requirement, sheriff rules
2016 Act only allows ministers to prescribe exemptions
Beneficiaries' claim not time barred despite deed of variation
Deed to which legatees not party did not affect rights
Succession law changes not just "tidying up", Thorntons warns
Wills should be reviewed on four key points: Etherington
Confirmation requirements change with new Succession Act
Statement required of applicant's relationship to deceased at death
Heir hunters take steps to industry regulation
Association of Probate Researchers aims to provide public protection
Executor's right to sequestrate estate not absolute, sheriff rules
Deceased's child entitled to argue estate not insolvent
Succession (Scotland) Act to commence from 1 November
Order brings Act fully into force