How do Wills work?
A Will is a legal document that sets out what you would wish to happen upon your death.
Within your Will you will need to appoint Executors, these are the people you entrust to deal with all of your affairs after you die.
Within your Will you can list specific items that you wish to gift to people, you can also name guardians to care for your children should you die before they reach 18 years of age.
As well making provision for people, you can also exclude certain people from your Will.
Dying without a Will is called intestacy, this means that the law decides how your assets will be distributed rather than you deciding who you would like to leave things to.
Making a
Will
Ensure you provide for your loved ones after your death.
What Should I put
in my Will?
You will need to decide who you would like to benefit from your Will.
Avoid Having Your
Will Contested
This helps continue your maintenance payments after your death.
Living
Will
This helps you to make choices about end of life care.
Will
Trusts
We can draft a variety of Trusts within your Will to meet your every need.
Estate
Administration
Allowing your loved ones time to grieve whilst we carry out all of the legal work.
Guardianship
Make provisions for your children who are under 18.