Your Witness [DVD]

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No matter how thorough your will is, there's likely to be part of your estate that isn't accounted for. As such, it should include a 'residuary gift', that sets out who will inherit anything not otherwise given away by the will. communicate their decision – this could be by talking, using sign language, pictures or even just squeezing a hand or blinking If you’re struggling, the Witness Service can arrange for you to get support. They can help you get: specialist support for the type of crime you witnessed or were a victim of - for example, if you experienced domestic abuse

This might be what you want – however, a lot of people prefer their attorneys to act ‘jointly and severally’, giving them more freedom and flexibility. You might be able to give evidence through a video link if you live far away from the court, or find it very difficult to get there. Ask the defence lawyer if this is possible. Help in the courtroom if you have a disability

When conducting an examination in chief, you can only use open questions rather than leading questions. Open questions are designed to let a witness tell their version of events in their own words. Leading questions are designed to elicit a specific response (usually 'yes' or 'no'), and often sound like statements rather than questions. Here are some examples: Leading question

For information about when step relations and in-laws can marry, you should talk to an adviser. Getting engaged was your wife, husband or civil partner but your relationship has legally ended (unless you’ve added an instruction for them to continue)

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My attorneys must act jointly for decisions about selling or letting my house and may act jointly and severally for everything else.