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If it is unsigned by the testatrix the will is not valid.
The estate would be distributed according to any previous will or the rules of intestacy if no previous will exists.
If the estate is substantial, the Court of Protection can make a Statutory Will but these proceedings are complex and expensive and so if the estate is of normal/modest size it is probably not worth it.
The holder of an LPA cannot make a will on behalf of their donor.
The estate would be distributed according to any previous will or the rules of intestacy if no previous will exists.
If the estate is substantial, the Court of Protection can make a Statutory Will but these proceedings are complex and expensive and so if the estate is of normal/modest size it is probably not worth it.
The holder of an LPA cannot make a will on behalf of their donor.
