Adapting to a New Way of Working
Since the pandemic reshaped how we work, we’ve successfully embraced technology to continue supporting our clients. While we still prefer face-to-face appointments in the comfort of your home, we understand that’s not always possible. If you live further away or simply prefer a virtual meeting, we’re happy to connect with you via FaceTime, WhatsApp, Zoom, Teams, or by telephone. Once your Will is prepared, we’ll post it to you for signing.
Making a Will is Simple
Creating a Will doesn’t need to be daunting, expensive, or complicated. It’s one of the most important documents you’ll ever make—and we’re here to make the process straightforward and stress-free.
Why Should I Make a Will?
1. To protect your loved ones from financial hardship
If you die without a Will (known as dying intestate), your loved ones may face unnecessary delays, costs, and emotional stress at an already difficult time. A Will simplifies the legal process and ensures your affairs are handled according to your wishes.
2. To decide who inherits
Without a Will, the law decides who receives your estate. This could mean your spouse doesn’t inherit everything, and close friends, charities, or unmarried partners may receive nothing. By making a Will, you decide who benefits from your legacy.
3. To safeguard your children’s future
If you have young children and no Will, the courts will decide who takes care of them if the worst happens. By appointing guardians in your Will, you ensure your children are cared for by people you trust.
These are just a few key reasons why making a Will is so important. Let us help you make this essential step with ease and peace of mind.
