Wills

Making a will enables you to decide who benefits from your estate following your death, it ensures that you are in control of what happens to your assets on your death. If you do not have a will, the law will dictate who benefits from your estate. More often than not, the persons who will benefit are not those whom you would choose.

Making a will or reviewing your will is particularly important in the following circumstances:-

• If you are living with someone but not married
• If you have married since the making of your last will
• If you have children from a previous relationship/marriage who you wish to benefit.
• If there are family members who you wish to ensure are not able to benefit for whatever reason.
• If you have children under the age of 18
• If you have foreign property

We can assist you to ensure the correct provisions and your wishes are carried out by undertaking the following for you:

• Drawing up your will quickly, efficiently and with all the important provisions for people that you want in there.
• To ensure that your wishes are carried out.
• To advise on how to protect your assets.
• To advise on inheritance tax.
• To arrange the signing of your will promptly and quickly after you have given us your instructions .
• To ensure that your will is retained in our safe custody. 

In order for all the above to be possible, a Grant of Probate will usually be required. We have a dedicated team at who can deal with all matters in relation to the estate expeditiously and with sensitivity at such a difficult time. We will do our utmost to ensure that all matters are taken care of  with compassion to alleviate the pressure of dealing with such matters.

Please contact us for a free initial consultation.