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Four common pitfalls to avoid when drafting a will

By Janice Roberts at New Media
27 July 2016 • 1 min read

Four common pitfalls when drafting a will

Anica Ungerer, Manager of Estates at Mazars

Your Will is the only valid and legally enforceable instruction left behind to express the wishes and estate division guidelines of a deceased. To ensure that the remaining family members and beneficiaries are not left in a perilous situation and that the wishes of the deceased are honoured, it is essential to avoid common pitfalls at drafting stage, according to Anica Ungerer, Manager of Estates at Mazars. (more…)


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