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Originally Posted by joglynne
As far as I know property , or monies held in joint names automatically reverts to the surviving partner so I would assume that there would be no need to include them specifically in a will leaving them to that person.
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only if they are married and the point is you can put it all in their name while a solicitor and Dr can certify you are of sound mind and un-coerced making your death in real terms non beneficial that way as they already would have the money and it could be done so they don't ever see the will so no one could say they were the ones pushing and that it was all your decision
as the clarification seems to be going to say its only where the partner or person helping is going to benefit that prosecution may be considered so if you take away the benifit after death it mostly will remove any chance of prosecution