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Can I change my will by removing a line? Will it still be legal? LocalSolicitors.com

Changing will - can I remove a line?

There is no central registry of wills. You could make enquires directly with other family members, or even contact local solicitors to see if a will exists. if you are unsure whether a will exists, you also have the option to enter a caveat with the probate registry to stop any probate applications. The caveat lasts for 6 months.

I live in Scotland. My ex-husband remarried and lived in England but has now died. How can I find out if he left a will?

This may be worth pursuing but more information would be needed for advice call 01773 540480 and ask for Martin Salt.

In 2005 my partner died and in his will I was the main beneficiary. 

Changing will - can I remove a line?

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