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Myth-busters
Myth-busters #12: Everyone ends up in a Care Home when they get old
12 July 2025
Myth-busters #11 – I’m married or in a civil partnership, so if I die without a Will my spouse just gets everything
12 July 2025
Myth-busters #10 – I can leave family members out of my Will and there’s nothing they can do about it
12 July 2025
Myth-busters #9: I have been appointed as an Attorney, so I can take over my loved one’s decisions when I like
12 July 2025
Myth-busters #8 – I am entitled to know when a family member has made a Power of Attorney
12 July 2025
Myth-busters #7: Someone with a Dementia diagnosis cannot make a Will or Power of Attorney
12 July 2025
Myth-busters #6: Changing Your Power of Attorney
12 July 2025
Myth-busters #5: I am entitled to know when a family member has made a Will and what it says
12 July 2025
Myth-busters #4: Having a Will means you won’t need Probate or pay Inheritance Tax
12 July 2025
Myth-busters #3: Common Law Marriage
12 July 2025
Myth-busters #2: Trusts mean you won’t need Probate or pay Inheritance Tax
9 July 2025
Myth-busters #1: Lasting Powers of Attorney are only for people with Dementia
9 July 2025
