Wills
Ademption
Alteration of disposition
Alterations and interlineations
Ambulatory nature of
Annuities
Directions
Generally
Tax-free
Testator's intention
Approval by testator
Asset sales
Attestation
Beneficiaries
Generally
Overseas estates
Types of
Beneficiaries under
Burden of tax
Estates partly exempt/partly chargeable
Incidence of tax
Capacity to make
Challenging, grounds for
Claims against, after probate
Clerical errors in
Codicils
Generally
Commorientes circumstances
Confidentiality of
Construction of
Copies
Criminal offences
Deeds of variation
Definition
Depositing
Destruction of
Copies
Duplicates
Generally
Less than total destruction
Obliteration of signature
Partial revocation
Disclosures and production of documents
Examination in court
Witness summons
Discretionary will trusts
Disputes
Distribution from property settled by
Divorce
Donatio mortis causa
Duplicate will torn or missing
Emotional statements (no legal force)
Evidence of execution
Exempt transactions
Failure of gifts
Forced heirship
Foreign element
Construction and interpretation of bequests
European Succession Regulations
Formal validity of wills executed outside England and Wales
International wills
Revocation
Testamentary capacity
Foreign languages
Foreign property
Foreign wills
Brussels IV
Forced heirship
Guardianship of minors
Intestacy (consequences of)
Re-sealing of
Significance of
Formalities of
Gifts
Gifts, different types of
Giving effect to instructions
Grant of representation
Grounds for challenging
Hand-written
Holograph
Intestacy
Distribution of estate rules
Generally
Redemption of life interest in residue
Intestacy rules
Joint tenancies
Joint wills
Knowledge and approval
Legacies
Life policy proceeds
Locating after death
Lodging
Making
Marriage, revocation by
Marriage, second or subsequent
Mirror wills
Missing
Accidental destruction
Duplicate torn or missing
Pin or staple marks
Presumption of revocation
Probate of copy or reconstruction
Solicitor's lien over
Torn wills
Mutual
Mutual wills
Nil-rate band discretionary trusts, interaction with stamp duty land tax
One valid will only
Personal representatives
Pin or staple marks
Practical trust issues
Production of documents for examination
Property devolving on death
Property not disposable by
Public nature of, after death
Public right of inspection
Avoidance by making settlements
Generally
Restriction
Royal wills
Rectification under Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975
Residuary gifts
Revocation
Revocation of
Searches
Signatures
Statutory rules
Storage
Survivorship
Survivorship clause
Survivorship clauses
Testator's requests
Torn wills
Trusts
Distinction between personal representatives and trustees
Generally
Nature of
Vulnerable beneficiaries
Types of
Types of bequest
Validity
Generally
Validity of
Variation of
Welsh language
Witnesses