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Why do I need a Will?
If you die intestate, these people have to be established by documentary evidence such as birth, death and marriage certificates. These can sometimes be difficult to obtain if the events took place overseas or the details are unknown. If you die intestate, you will not have nominated an executor, so the person who deals with your assets (called the Administrator) will be the person getting the largest share. If there are several people getting the same share, they have to agree on who should be Administrator. There may be a dispute amongst these beneficiaries as to who should be the Administrator. |
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