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Wills explainer email template

A legal explainer about what happens with no will.

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The rules that apply without a will do not mention unmarried partners at all. Thirty years together counts for nothing in that framework.

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From
Ramsey Reader
Subject
Without a will, your partner may inherit nothing
Preheader
Unmarried partners have no automatic claim at all.

Explainer

Unmarried partners are not recognised, however long the relationship

The rules that apply without a will do not mention unmarried partners at all. Thirty years together counts for nothing in that framework.

Without a will

A fixed statutory order applies: spouse, then children, then parents, then siblings. Unmarried partners appear nowhere in it.

What that means

A long-term partner may have to make a court claim to receive anything, against the people who inherited automatically.

The fix

A will. A straightforward one costs between a hundred and two hundred pounds and takes about an hour.

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