WILLS

Most people put off making a Will for a number of reasons.

If you fail to make a Will, it is likely your family will endure a long legal battle trying to deal with your affairs, even if this is comprises just a bank account and a car. If you have your own business or children this is could cause further complications.

Inevitably, the following issues crop up when someone passes away without a Will:

• Family and close friends may not benefit from your estate at all - this can include personal items.
• Family and close friends may have to take out a loan to cover a substantial inheritance tax bill.
• The legal fees payable from your estate are likely to be far higher than if a Will was in place.
• A stranger could deal with your estate.
• Family and close friends are likely to face further upset and delays in dealing with your property and affairs.

Do I need a Will?

How much will it cost?

A simple Will should cost in the region of £150.00. If you and your partner/spouse are making similar Wills together, this should cost no more than £250.00. However, if you require specialist trust, tax or other advice, this will cost more. Please contact Sarah to discuss this further.