General Wills Advice
Writing a will is a crucial step in planning for the future and ensuring that your wishes are carried out as you intend.
What you Need to Know
Will writing is a process that requires attention to detail and sensitivity.
Our dedicated team is here to provide you with the necessary guidance and expertise to navigate through this important task successfully. Whether you have complex assets or specific wishes, we are committed to ensuring that your will reflects your intentions and provides peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
Why Do You Need a Will?
A will is a legal document that outlines how your assets and estate should be distributed after your passing.
Here are some of the reasons why having a will is essential:
Control and Clarity
With a valid will in place, you have control over who inherits your assets, property and possessions. It ensures that your wishes are known and followed, providing clarity to your loved ones during a difficult time.
Protection for Your Loved Ones
If you have dependents, such as children or a partner, a will allows you to make provisions for their financial well-being and care. You can appoint guardians for your minor children, ensuring they are looked after by the right people.
Avoiding Intestacy
Dying without a valid will means your estate will be subject to intestacy laws, which may distribute your assets in a way you didn’t intend. By making a will, you can prevent the application of these default rules.
Minimising Inheritance Tax
Proper estate planning within your will can help reduce the burden of inheritance tax, potentially saving your beneficiaries a significant amount of money.
Business and Asset Protection
If you own a business, property, or assets in various jurisdictions, a well-drafted will can help ensure a smooth transition of ownership and protect your investments.
Funeral Wishes
Your will can include instructions for your funeral or memorial service, allowing you to express your preferences and relieve your loved ones of these decisions.
The Will Writing Process
The process of making a will typically involves the following steps:
- Initial Conversation: You’ll meet with a dedicated Tann Law solicitor to discuss your estate, assets, and your wishes.
- Drafting the Will: After gathering all necessary information, your solicitor will prepare a draft will that accurately reflects your intentions.
- Review and Finalisation: You’ll have the opportunity to review the draft will, and any necessary adjustments will be made to ensure it aligns with your wishes.
- Signing the Will: To be valid, your will must be signed in compliance with legal requirements. Your solicitor can guide you through this process, ensuring that all formalities are met.
- Storage: Your original will should be stored in a secure location, such as a fire-proof safe at your solicitor’s office or another designated location. Copies should also be kept in an accessible place for your beneficiaries and executors.
Why Choose Tann Law for Your Will Writing Needs?
Choosing Tann Law Solicitors means placing your future in safe hands. Our experienced will solicitors are committed to delivering:
- Tailored legal advice specific to your estate and wishes.
- Transparent guidance at every stage of the process.
- Ongoing support to update your will as life circumstances change.
- Tax-efficient planning to protect your family’s financial interests.
We offer a compassionate, efficient will-writing service with a focus on peace of mind. Whether you need a single will, a mirror will, or advice on other arrangements, we’re here to help.
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