Wills

A Will is simply a document which sets out what you want to happen to your property after your death.

If you die without making a Will your possessions may be split in ways that you would not intend and the people you would like to benefit may not do so.  The government has rules to decide how assets will be divided on death if someone dies without making a Will.

A Will is a vastly important document as part of an estate planning strategy.  Even clients with modest means can make a big difference by having a properly drawn Will which takes account of their family circumstances and may save their heirs tens of thousands of pounds.

It is also worth ensuring that your Wills are reviewed regularly to ensure that these reflect your wishes in changing circumstances.

To avoid heartache for the people closest to you at what will certainly be a distressing time for them it is always worth considering creating a Will.

We are able to discuss the details of any new Will with you so please feel free to contact us.

Our experts in this area are Trevor Price, Charlotte Birtles, Matthew Rogers and Sarah Griffiths. They can be contacted on the numbers below or by e-mail at [email protected]

A guide to our fees are set out and can be viewed by clicking here.