Approaching the task of making a will can be a daunting prospect; indeed, some people believe they don’t need a will either because the value of their estate is small, they are too young to need a will yet, or they think they can’t afford it. At Norfolk Will...
When you draw up a will, part of the process is to appoint an executor or executors who are tasked with the responsibility of managing your estate when you die. In most cases, it is recommended you choose more than one executor. Being asked to be an executor of...
There is a general misconception that an executor of a will can’t be a beneficiary as well. Actually, that’s not the case at all. An executor can also be a beneficiary. However, there are some tasks they are not allowed to do, as well as some restrictions. Let’s look...