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What is Will Writing?
A will is a legal document that outlines a person’s wishes for the distribution of their assets and property after they pass away, as well as to name guardians for any minor children, explain your funeral wishes, make provision for your pet, as well as a range of other things you may like to include in your Will.
Who is Will Writing for?
Wills are particularly useful for elderly clients, newlyweds, people with children/dependents and those who have recently purchased property, however, there are many other situations where having a Will would be a good idea.
The person making the will must be of sound mind and over the age of 18, and the will must be signed in the presence of witnesses.
What are the benefits of Will Writing?
Above all, it is important to have a WIll in place in order that you are the person in control of the distribution of your estate. Other benefits include:
- Reduced stress. Less stress for your next of kin and avoiding arguments.
- Clear funeral requests. Your funeral plans and requests will be clear and easier to implement.
- Avoid intestacy rules. If a person dies without a will, their assets will be distributed in a way that may not align with their wishes).
- Protection. Provide protection for certain assets or to ensure parity upon a second marriage situation.
- Avoid long and stressful processes. If a person dies without a Will, their assets Will need to go through a legal process known as probate. This can be a lengthy and costly process and may result in delayed distribution of assets to beneficiaries.
How much does Will Writing cost?
- Single Wills - From £350+VAT (currently 20%)
- Couple Wills - From £500+VAT (currently 20%)
- Single Wills + Trust Element - From £500+VAT (currently 20%)
- Couple Wills + Trust Element - From £750+VAT (currently 20%)
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