Posted on: 19th Oct, 2010 02:39 pm
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My sincere gratitude for your quick and reassuring reply.
I am intending to draw up a will in which I will bequeath my shares to my eldest son and that his name to be included in the title upon my death.
When the property was purchased, my dad had drawn up his will in which he stated the allocation of shares to this house.
My question is whether the will which I intend to draw up will be valid especially when relating to my shares to the house? Will it be possible upon my death to have my son's name included in the title? [/center:b3063f1613]
My sincere gratitude for your quick and reassuring reply.
I am intending to draw up a will in which I will bequeath my shares to my eldest son and that his name to be included in the title upon my death.
When the property was purchased, my dad had drawn up his will in which he stated the allocation of shares to this house.
My question is whether the will which I intend to draw up will be valid especially when relating to my shares to the house? Will it be possible upon my death to have my son's name included in the title? [/center:b3063f1613]
Hi Litia,
If you're the present owner of the property after your father's death, then you can transfer the property to anyone you feel like. You can draw up a will and declare your eldest son as the heir to your property. It will be considered as valid.
Thanks
If you're the present owner of the property after your father's death, then you can transfer the property to anyone you feel like. You can draw up a will and declare your eldest son as the heir to your property. It will be considered as valid.
Thanks
will go against the Law first,before any transers take place.