WILLS

Everyone should make a will. It ensures that you provide for those you love after your death. If you die without a will, your property may not go to those for whom you wish to provide.

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Many think they are not wealthy enough to need a will, but if they add up the value of their home, its contents, their cars, their savings and investments and their insurance policies, the total is probably more than they realise.

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A will is particularly important when you need to:

• Provide for your children, especially if you are divorced or separated

• Make provision for a friend or partner

• Make a gift to a charity

• Make tax savings

• Prevent extra worry to your family at the time of your death
  
  

We also advise on living wills, lasting powers of attorney, lifetime trusts, and estate planning.