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The original of a will of has gone missing. The solicitors only have a copy
and say the original was put in the deceased's bank 25 years ago - the problem is we don't know which bank. I have been offered two opposing opinions. One says the probate office will take the position that the will stands (after a lengthy verification process). The other position is that the probate office could assume the original was destroyed to revoke it, though there is no evidence of that. The problem is the will divides everything totally differently to what would happen if it was intestate. Has any here been involved with this kind of situation and any advice? TIA Slatts |
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