22nd Oct 2014, 17:45 to 19:30
Adrian Carr examines the challenges which can be made to wills on the basis of:
Adrian discusses the practical steps which practitioners drafting wills should take in order to try to avoid future challenges to wills and the matters which contentious practitioners should take account when seeking to challenge a will.
When a solicitor acting for a beneficiary takes on the role of executor, serious problems can arise:
Gerald Wilson analyses the issues of client privilege, duties of disclosure and conflict of interest which arose in this case.
The seminar is suitable for solicitors of any level of experience, and will be accredited with 1.5 CPD points. Light refreshments will be served at the end of the evening, providing an opportunity for discussion with barristers from Chambers.
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