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Predatory Marriage: When "I do" changes everything | Daphne Franks

34 min · 1. juli 2026
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In this episode of Let’s Talk About Family Law, Richard Port MBE is joined by Daphne Franks for an honest conversation about predatory marriage, inheritance, mental capacity, and the devastating consequences families can face when a vulnerable loved one is married. Together, they discuss what predatory marriage is, how marriage can revoke an existing will, the impact on inheritance, why families can be left powerless, and whether the law in England and Wales does enough to protect vulnerable people. This episode explores: • Predatory marriage • Inheritance and wills • Marriage revoking a will • Mental capacity • Safeguarding vulnerable adults • Family disputes after death • Legal reform and campaigning • Protecting vulnerable loved ones No scripts. No legal jargon. Just real conversations about the issues affecting families every day. So… let’s talk about it.

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