Myth 4 – Will Making – I will leave my whole estate to Charity and my children will have no claim

by Andrew Lind on 2 July, 12

Your children will have standing to make a Family Provision claim if “adequate provision” has not been made for them even if the nominated beneficiary or beneficiaries are charitable.

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