A Will is simply a document setting out what will happen to your property, possessions and money after you have passed away. If you pass away without a Will it can cause a great deal of difficulty, additional expense and disappointment to those left behind. This is because in the absence of a valid Will your property will be distributed according to the Intestacy rules. It is unlikely that these rules will result in the division of your property as you would have wished. It is also important to know that if you pass away whilst unmarried your partner will not automatically receive anything unless you have provided for them within your Will.

Wills always provide for the appointment of certain people to be your Personal Representatives. These are the people you choose to be responsible for ensuring that the instructions within your Will are adhered to. Most people decide to appoint their family members, friends or professional advisors to be their Personal Representatives. Your Will should always be drafted in a way that provides for well thought-through scenarios; for example, if your original intended beneficiaries pre-decease you, you will need noted within your Will other individuals to take possession of those specific gifts of property, money or shares within your residuary estate should the need arise.

Our Will service includes all the necessary advice and drafting skills required of us to be able to provide all types of Wills that ensure legal effectiveness in the UK. Our solicitors tailor these Wills to suit your specific needs, and we strive to provide these services at prices you will be happy with.

We provide an initial consultation service free of charge, if you telephone us we can arrange for one of our solicitors to discuss your Will requirements in greater detail.