subject: Probate Problems – and why it pays to make a Will [print this page] Thankfully, cases of fraud such as this particularly when it is preying upon the particularly vulnerable, are rare. However, it highlights the fact that it is vital to not only have a Will in place, but to inform the Executors involved exactly where all of the relevant documentation has been stored. Regardless of whether you intend to leave money to a number of loved ones or your favourite charities, a copy of the Will should also be left with your Executors, to avoid probate problems or even potential fraud from occurring in the event of your death.
