The Contextual English Law Series for SQE

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
Will Law is a fundamental area of English private law that governs how a person’s property and affairs are dealt with after death. It provides the legal framework for making valid wills, appointing executors, distributing estates, and protecting the rights of beneficiaries and family members.

This audiobook provides a structured and practical introduction to the key principles of English wills and succession law, with a particular focus on the knowledge required for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE). It explains the requirements for creating a valid will, testamentary capacity, formalities, revocation, alteration, interpretation, and the effect of marriage, divorce, and other significant life events.

It also examines intestacy, the appointment and responsibilities of personal representatives, grants of representation, administration of estates, payment of debts and liabilities, inheritance tax, and the distribution of assets to beneficiaries. Important statutory provisions and leading cases are explained in context so that listeners can understand not only the legal rules themselves, but also how they are applied in practical situations.

Designed for law students, SQE candidates, and anyone seeking a clear understanding of wills and estate administration in England and Wales, this audiobook presents the subject in a systematic, practical, and accessible way.