Should I Make a Will?

Just about everyone should consider making a will. A will enables you to specify exactly how you want your assets distributed when you die. It's also the best place to name guardians for your children if you have a young family.

What are the Main Reasons to Make a Will?

• The first reason for making a will is simply control over how your assets are distributed and to whom;

• You can ensure that your children are cared for by appointing guardians for your children;

• You can ensure that your children property is managed correctly by appointing property guardians;

• You can appoint an executor, whose responsibility it will be to wind up your affairs in accordance with you wishes;

• A valid will can save time and money for loved ones left behind, without a will the cost of probate and other administrative fees can reduce the amount transferred to your loved ones;

• Through the creation of a will, the cost of inheritance tax paid by beneficiaries of your will can be reduced;

Do I Need a Solicitor?

No, Making a will rarely requires the need for a Solicitor, most estates are not complicated and do not require the use of a solicitor.