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Witnessing a will

http://www.iwc-ltd.co.uk/blog/who-can... Who can witness a will    • Witnessing a will   In law, the witness to a will has to do two things in order to satisfy the legal side of what they have been asked to do. Firstly, they must be present and observe the will being signed by its writer. Secondly, they must be willing to swear in court and on record that the event actually occurred. Witnesses have been required to validate the legality of wills since the Wills Act 1837. This Act requires two independent witnesses (both must be over 18) who have both seen the will being signed and have no objections to their information being included within the will itself. It is important to note, however, that by putting their information within the will, that does not mean that they will have to do anything further except, perhaps, to swear that they saw the will being signed should the matter go to the Probate Court. Visit IWC Probate Services Video Channels for more information:    / tonycrockeriwc   IWC provide a guaranteed fixed cost probate service for Probate administration and letters of administration, required when estates are dealt with under intestacy where there is now will