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This area covers the position of a child conceived after a parent has died and how that child may inherit or be treated in a deceased's estate under English law. It includes how a will or intestacy treats such a child, and how probate or administration is managed when the deceased wished to provide for a baby conceived posthumously. A solicitor practising in this area advises on drafting or adjusting wills and trusts to reflect posthumous birth, resolves competing claims to an estate, and helps gather or verify evidence of parentage and birth timing to support entitlement.
The specific act or decision that protects the client’s position in these matters involves ensuring the posthumous child’s rights are recognized under the deceased’s will or the rules of intestacy, and handling any potential disputes or challenges from other beneficiaries within the probate process. Key protections include understanding how an estate is distributed, identifying relevant beneficiaries, and ensuring timely steps in applying for probate or letters of administration.
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Mr Roberts was brilliant. He was incredibly helpful in regard to our primary requirements and also in regard to subsequent related and unrelated matters. Thank you
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