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What are the benefits of making a will?
- You can ensure that your loved ones are taken care of long into the future.
- You can control how your money, possessions and property are divided up. If you don’t make a Will, the law says who will inherit your estate, and it may not necessarily be the people you would expect.
- If one of your beneficiaries has a disability or is vulnerable you can ensure that they don’t lose their right to claim means tested benefits or statutory services as a result of their inheritance.
- You can help minimise inheritance tax.
- You might have good reasons for excluding certain people who would otherwise inherit from you.
What do we charge?
Why us?
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Included in our costs is secure storage of your Will and we are happy to discuss acting as professional executors and trustees if required.
Acting for older and vulnerable clients