Thursday, 19 January 2012

New case highlights need for review of inherited estates

A new case has highlighted the urgent need for a full review into the laws of inherited estates, says City law firm Wedlake Bell.

Wedlake Bell says that a recent ruling, in which the cohabiting partner of a deceased man was bypassed for inheritance of an estate worth potentially £750,000 in favour of their three year old son, highlights the need for reform of this area of law. (Wright v Gater, 2011)

For the full story see Wedlake Bell's web news at:

http://www.wedlakebell.com/index.php?option=com_flexicontent&view=items&cid=318%3Alatestnews&id=1940%3Anew-case-highlights-urgent-need-for-review-into-inherited-estates&Itemid=10