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Wills

WILLS

Make a Will to protect your family. They’ll thank you for it.

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Wills

Without a Will, the law decides how your estate will be shared and who will raise your children. This can put your family at risk and lead to painful disputes. Loving relationships can be torn apart.


With our professional Will writing service, it’s easy and affordable to do. It’s important to use a professional service so your document holds up in court. We’re members of the ‘Institute of Professional Willwriters’, so you can be confident our service is of the highest quality. Let’s get your family protected!

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Why should you make a Will?

Do you strap your children into a car seat? If your partner wasn’t wearing a seatbelt, would you tell him or her to put it on? If protecting your loved ones is a priority, you need to make a Will.

With or without children, a Will is important to organise your estate once you’re gone. But if you have children it’s particularly important. Below are two scenarios that do happen, and could happen to you.

1. You’re married or in a civil partnership, with children.

If you pass away without a Will, your entire estate will go to your spouse. If your spouse remarries, the new spouse could now own half of your estate. Depending on the new family dynamic, your children may never receive their inheritance. Your estate could even end up going to the new spouse’s children instead of your own!

2. You’re unmarried, but you’re bringing up children with your partner.

If you pass away without a Will, your entire estate will go to your children. Your partner may have to bring up the children alone, without any financial support. This can get very messy in the long-run. Parents have even had to sue their own children to get a fair share of inheritance. Families can fall apart long after the death of a parent, who could have prevented this by making a quick Will. 

What to include in your Will

A Will lets you protect your family and your estate if something was to happen to you or your partner. Let’s look at some of the instructions you’ll likely want to include in your will.

  • Who will be the legal guardians to your children?
  • Who will be legally responsible for your children’s inheritance?
  • Who will inherit your assets and what share will they each get? This includes property, cars, savings, investments, family heirlooms, etc. 
  • Who will be legally responsible to sort out and distribute your estate according to your Will?
  • Are there any charities you wish to donate to and how much?
  • How should debts, expenses and taxes be paid?
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Can you write a Will yourself?

There are ‘do it yourself’ Will writing services which simply provide a template and leave you to it. But be warned, your family may not be protected by using these services.

A Will is a legal document. One day, it may have to hold up in court under the scrutiny of a lawyer. It’s common for self-made Wills not to be valid in court. Mistakes can be made, crucial information can be missed, and instructions can be worded incorrectly.

Your Will must be watertight to ensure it stands up in court and protects your family and your estate. Having a self-made Will can be like having no Will at all.

For a document that holds so much responsibility for your family’s future, it’s important you use a professional Will writer.

Using a professional Will writer.

For a small fee, a professional Will writer will make sure your family is fully protected. They’ll also save you a lot of time and hassle.

Our expert Will writers have the legal expertise to do the job properly, and many years’ experience. We’re members of the ‘Institute of Professional Willwriters’, so you can be sure our service is of the highest quality.

We produce legally binding documents that hold up under the scrutiny of a lawyer.

We cover every detail, leaving no stone unturned, so your family’s future is protected no matter what happens. 

How our service works

Book in for your free appointment so we can discuss your situation and give you a quote. If you’re happy to proceed, we’ll get all the necessary information from you and write up your legally binding Will. Let’s get your family protected!

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