How To Deal With Mistakes Found After The Death of a Will Maker
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17 October 2017
Sometimes, despite the best efforts of all concerned, mistakes can be made in a legal process. These errors may only be found at a crucial juncture in the future, when one of the parties is no longer around to help rectify them. This is particularly problematic in the case of an estate, where the mistakes were discovered after the will maker had passed away. What happens in this situation, if an administrative mistake threatens to prevent the will from being executed?
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6 September 2017
Debt recovery refers to the process involved in making companies or people pay up for the sums of money owed to others. This is done in instances where the people have not delivered their debt payments according to the periods stipulated in the agreement. Many people take debts for different purposes such as educational assistance, mortgages as well as financing for businesses or luxury. Debt is always taken with a promise of repayment according to the agreement failure to which, the debtors have to conduct debt recovery to return their money.
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Why You Need to Be Careful When Considering a Family Trust for Your Successors
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21 July 2017
Do you tend to avoid paperwork issues like the plague? Many people like to live this type of informal life and shy away from keeping records or other important documents if they can. Yet this is not the right type of approach when you're getting near to the end of your life, especially when it comes to handling your estate. Why do you need to be very careful if you are a paper hater?
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Criminal Offences: Understanding Dangerous Weapons and the Law
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24 February 2017
Criminal offences related to weapons can be serious. Therefore, you should understand the pertinent laws relating to carrying any weapons, particularly if you have been charged with this type of crime. In general, a weapon refers to any item that has been designed with the purpose to inflict physical damage on other people. This term is also used in legal setup to denote items that are not traditionally considered as weapons but can be used in this way.
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