A Will can do much more than you may think...
Making a Will lets your loved ones know that you cared enough to "sort things out" in advance.
Let's face it, no one likes to think of death, but we believe that having your Will written isn't the daunting prospect that you might imagine!
Our experience shows quite the opposite; we find that most people feel a great sense of relief that their affairs have been put in order, and the peace of mind that this brings.
Because your Will is one of the most important documents that you'll ever sign, it really is vitally important you are aware of all the benefits that making a Will can bring.
Unfortunately too many people mistakenly consider that a Will is just a means of dividing your cash up and leaving the Crown Derby tea service, and the old out-of-tune upright-piano,
to those who may have been dropping hints over the years!
A Will can provide much more than this.
If used properly, your Will is an excellent multi-faceted document to take care and protect a wide variety of some of the personal issues closest to your heart, such as:
- Ensuring the "wrong" people don't inherit your assets.
- Protecting the entire value of your property from being swallowed-up by long-term Care Costs.
- Appointing Guardians for young children - if you haven't made a Will, they could end up in care!
- Creating Will Trusts to protect the rightful inheritances of children from previous relationships.
- Making sure that your partner is properly provided for - especially if you and your partner aren't married or in a Civil Partnership, as the law makes no automatic provision for you, if your partner dies without making a Will.
- Providing for a disabled person by the creation of a Discretionary Will Trust.
These aspects, and much, much more are discussed at length throughout our website.
So we hope you will find our services to be of interest, and indeed assistance.
