A relative's will, completed several years ago, is now subject to questions regarding its validity after the solicitor involved was charged with fraud and subsequently struck off.
Concerns have emerged regarding the validity of a will following the solicitor who prepared it being struck off for fraud. The will was completed several years ago, but the solicitor has since been charged with fraud.
The situation has led to questions about whether the will remains valid or if a new one is required.
Why this matters: The validity of a will can have significant implications for inheritance and estate planning.
What this means for you: If you have a will prepared by a solicitor who has faced fraud charges or been struck off, you may need to seek legal advice to confirm its validity.
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