If a person writes a will, sends a copy to the solicitor etc then years later sends a letter to the solicitor stating that any wills are null & void ...... the person then dies and a copy of the original will is found in the house. Which takes precedence ? Surely the letter stating the will is null & void stands, meaning the person actually died intestate (unless a later will is found) ? The person who says they are the executor (of the original 'voided' will) is refusing to let other potential benefactors have solicitors details so that it can be discussed - are they allowed to withhold this information ? Thanks. (ps this is in scotland)