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A will will help to reduce the worry, work and stress for your loved ones going through a difficult time following your death. When you make a will through a qualified solicitor, the chance of a problem or dispute arising after your death is reduced.
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The death of a family member or close friend is a distressing event. This is compounded if their estate fails to provide for you, particularly if you were reliant on them for a home or financial support. Alternatively, you may have an interest in an estate which others are seeking to challenge. Either way, we appreciate the need to secure sound legal advice at an early stage and we have a wealth of experience in dealing with a full range of disputed estate matters in a sympathetic and pragmatic manner.
You will be allocated your own specialist who you can meet with and with whom you will have direct access to throughout your matter. We can provide detailed guidance on your lifetime planning options including gifting and trusts.
We have an exceptional reputation for the quality of our services and are committed to looking after our clients with care and dedication. We work hard to earn your respect and confidence so that you can rely upon us to be your trusted legal advisor for you and your business.
Making your Will is the easiest thing to put off. It is estimated that over 70% of the population don’t have a current accurate Will. And according to research released in 2020, the average age of people making wills has increased to 58. This leaves far too many younger people without the protection of a will. A will is not just for the old and middle-aged
Dying without having made a Will brings into effect the rules of intestacy which, aside from involving a more complex and expensive administration procedure, provide that:
If you make a Will, your property and affairs will be dealt with in accordance with your wishes when you die, instead of in accordance with the rules of intestacy, which may not be what you would have wanted.
Having a Will can also help:
