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Schools & Family team leader at the Press and Journal, all views my own.
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Protecting pets under Wills

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By Sarah Bruce Verified
| adams-harrison.co.uk
Over 51% of UK adults own pets and the question of what will happen to those pets upon death is often not considered. Like your household belongings, clothing, jewellery etc your pets are considered personal chattels. It is not possible to gift money to a pet under your Will. To ensure that your pet is taken care of as you wish following your death, provision should be made in your Will. Your Will should be clear as to which pet you are referring to in order to avoid confusion.
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Sister's tribute as much-loved Banff teacher Julia Scarrott dies suddenly on holiday in Pitlochry

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By Sarah Bruce Verified
| Original 106 FM Verified
Tributes have flooded in to a retired Banff teacher who died suddenly on holiday in Pitlochry. Julia Scarrott, 66, suffered a brain haemorrhage as she arrived in the Perthshire holiday spot for a break with her husband David. She was taking her suitcase out of the boot of the car when tragedy struck. Julia spent two days on life support and then fought for another week with her family by her side.
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'Our dream £650k Stonehaven house was a home from Canadian home'

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By Sarah Bruce Verified
| Original 106 FM Verified
Who: Alex Ruddle-Poechman, 47, an administrator and her husband Scott Poechman, 49, a flood specialist and their “ridiculously large” Great Dane, Norm. What: A stunning two-storey detached home. Where: Blairmaud, on Stonehaven’s sought-after Gurney Street. Alex shares the couple’s renovation journey…. “We moved from a beautiful, historic home in Waterdown, Ontario that was built in 1864 – so technically older than the country of Canada itself.
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