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My wife and I both made wills a few years ago leaving everything to our son, stating his address. He and his family have now moved to Canada. Do we need to alter our wills to change his address?

No, as long as there can be no confusion about the person you’re referring to there’s no need to alter your wills. You may want to make a note of your son’s address and leave it with your will if you think your executor may have difficulty tracing him, but of course your son and your executor may be one and the same person.

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