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Making a Will

If you own any assets or are married, divorced, living with a partner  and own shared assets (eg a house) you really need to make a Will . Here are some reasons why you should make a Will.

When you make a Will, you choose who will inherit your assets and how they are shared out, not the government. If you die without a Will, your assets will be given to others according to the Government laws on Intestacy. ( Intestacy means not having a valid Will.)

You can avoid paying too much inheritance tax.

If you do not make a Will, depending on your worth, your partner could end up sharing your estate with your children or your parents!

When you make a Will, your children under 18 will be looked after by guardians you have chosen, not someone chosen by the Courts and Social Services.

Without a Will, an unmarried partner could get nothing and all your assets could go to parents/brothers/sisters or even to the state, if you have no relations alive.

We offer a personal Will drafting service to you and can discuss all the options available to you. We will be able to explain to you about:

· Making a will

· Why you should make a Will

· Property & Inhertitance Tax

· Lifetime & Beneficiary Protection

· Estate Preservation Programme

Warning: Wills and Will writing are not regulated by the FSA