Our wills are only valid in England and Wales as they conform to English and Welsh law. They are not valid in Scotland. This is because there are a number of differences between probate law north and south of the border. For example, the idea of “moveable” estate, which includes and property that is not land or buildings, is important in Scottish probate law. The intestacy rules are also significantly different to those in England and Wales, giving family members specific rights.
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If you have assets in, or live in, Scotland, we recommend that you visit a solicitor familiar with Scottish wills and probate law.
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