Residuary Clause in a Will: What It Is and Why It Matters

When you sit down to write your Will, you’ll naturally think about who gets your treasured possessions – perhaps jewellery for a child, a specific amount o...

<pWhen you sit down to write your Will, you’ll naturally think about who gets your treasured possessions – perhaps jewellery for a child, a specific amount of money for a beloved grandchild, or your home to your spouse. However, a crucial element that often gets overlooked, yet is perhaps the most important, is the <strongresiduary clause</strong. This vital part of your Will deals with everything that isn't specifically mentioned elsewhere, ensuring that no part of your estate is left unaccount...

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