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druiaghtagh | 22:30 Mon 23rd Aug 2004 | Business & Finance
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Can an executor benefit from a will please?
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In the England & Wales an executor can be a beneficiary. You cannot be a beneficiary (or the spouse of a beneficiary) and a witness to the Will. This would invalidate the gift, but not the Will
22:59 Mon 23rd Aug 2004
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In Scotland its the same, but I'd go and check with your solicitor, you'll need one for the IHT200 anyway and then there's the C1, sends a cold shiver down my spine just thinking about it
23:46 Mon 23rd Aug 2004
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You do NOT need a solicitor. If the estate is straightforward and you are reasonably intelegent you can do it all yourself and save a lot of time and money.
23:53 Mon 23rd Aug 2004

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