Statutory Wills

A Will ensures that when you die your estate passes to your chosen beneficiaries.So what happens if someone has lost mental capacity before making a Will, or they have made a Will but it is years out of date and would not reflect their current wishes? What happens if someone has suffered a serious brain injury or illness which means they do not have the mental capacity to make a Will?
In these circumstances, it is possible to make an application to the Court of Protection to make, or change, a Will on behalf of someone who is not mentally capable of doing this themselves.
For more information about Statutory Wills click this link.
Alternatively, contact Taylor Bracewell’s Expert team on 01302 341414 (Doncaster) or 0114 272 1884 (Sheffield).
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