Your will
Having your will properly prepared by an experienced solicitor will provide you with peace of mind.
You can ensure that your assets are distributed precisely according your wishes:
- provide for your spouse or partner, children and other relatives
- ensure that heirlooms stay with the family
- help a favourite charity with a gift or legacy
- leave gifts to friends and family.
You can prevent legal problems after your death by setting out who will be responsible for the care of your children and planning to protect any business interests. You can also set out your wishes regarding your funeral.
It is particularly important to think about making or reviewing a will if your circumstances have changed recently, for example if:
- you have married, re-married or separated or divorced
- you are moving in with your partner
- your spouse or partner has died.
We can help you with your will, whether you require:
- a simple will
- mirror wills
- a tax-planning will.
Additional benefits of our service include:
- home or hospital visits if you are housebound or unwell
- storage of your will and deeds for free
- access to any documents stored, without charge.
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