Wills

MAKING A WILL MADE EASY

No one likes to think about what happens when they die. But if you don't, your family could suffer. Delays, hardship and worry - even costly legal bills - are not the ideal legacy for a family in mourning.

We bring you a will writing service that is straightforward, hassle free and excellent value for money.    

We are so confident that you'll find our "Making a will made easy" service is the very best value-for-money will writing service in the UK that if you're not completely satisfied with anything, you can return your unsigned will within 30 days of receiving it for a 100% no quibble refund.

                             REASONS FOR MAKING A WILL

• To save uncertainty, trouble, delay and expenses following your death.
• To avoid arguments in your family after your death.
• To prevent your spouse's family inheriting everything if you and  your spouse both die together.
• Unmarried partners do not automatically inherit, thus making a will is necessery if they are to be provided for.
• If you have children, you need a will to appoint guardians and to make financial provision for their upkeep and education.
• You may need to delay or prevent the sale of your home if someone in your family needs to continue living in it.
• You can make provision for an elderley or handicapped relative.
• By making a will, you may be able to protect your property and assets from being taken to pay care home fees should you or your partner become ill or infirm.
• If you or your partner have children from other relationships, you need to consider what special provision should be made because you may not wish all children to inherit equal shares.
• You may be able to reduce the amount of inheritance tax payable. Making a will gives an opportunity to review and organise your financial affairs and property in such a way as to reduce inheritance tax liability. By a will you can specify that a particular gift is free of inheritance tax.
• If you have your own business you may need to make special provision concerning who is to succeed you in business, its transfer after your death and its continuing management immediately after your death until it can be disposed of or transferred.

                     WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DON'T MAKE A WILL

• The law says who inherits your property and how much you get.
• Unmarried partners receive nothing.
• Married partners receive your personal effects and motor cars ( but no business assets ) and the first £125,000 free of tax ( £200,000 if there are no children ). Your married partner receives a life interest in half of the residue which passes to your children on your partners death.
• The rest of your property will be inherited by your children. If you have no children, then your grandchildren. If no grandchildren, then your parents or brothers or sisters.
• Your married partner will only inherit everything if there are no such relatives.
• If you have no married partner, children, grandchildren, parents or brothers and sisters, your estate will be inherited by your grandparents or aunts and uncles or by the State.

IS THIS HOW YOU WOULD WISH YOUR MONEY AND YOUR POSSESSIONS TO BE DISTRIBUTED.

                        SCALE OF CHARGES ALL INCLUSIVE OF VAT

• Simple will £90.00
• Mirror Will £150.00
• Protective Property Trust + Severanve of Property £330.00
• Severance of Property £140.00
• Protective Property Trust £190.00
• Life Interest Trust £190.00
• Nil Rate Band Trust £400.00
• Disabled Trust £190.00
• Farm Assets by Arrangement.
• Business Assets by Arrangement.