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Is the will valid?

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Folker | 21:41 Wed 11th Jun 2008 | Law
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I am dealing with my mother's estate have just realised that the will she wrote was not dated. Is it valid? It is uncomplicated as I am the only child, sole beneficiary and although there is another executor besides me, he is willing to reserve his right and let me carry on with things.
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As you would be the beneficiary if she died intestate, then I really don't think you should worry.

But in any case a will is still legally valid even if is not dated - having the date simplifies things if compications arise such as a second will.

See half way down this page for clarification

http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/index/family_par ent/family/wills.htm
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Thanks for that. It doesn't mention it at all on the .gov.uk site.

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