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Presumably not, but I'm sure I need to record the change somewhere?
And, what if a beneficiary gets married and changes their name, how to I note this in a Will?
Obviously I dont want to pay someone to do something so simple for me (and I am a law graduate, albeit years ago, so probably ought to know myself.....)
thanks
Posted : 19/03/2011 9:46 am
I would assume the will describes an estate rather than a particular address so no. And if you did specify an address that you no longer own then you could hardly give it to someone. For the cost of writing a will, you may as well get professional help...
Posted : 19/03/2011 1:40 pm