– Have your voice heard even after you have passed away –
Making a Will is one of those things you know you probably should do. but it’s easy to put off until another day. It’s an important way to protect loved ones, decide about your possessions and help with inheritance planning,
EXPRESS YOUR WISH
Leave a recod of your wishes. If an executor is not agreed, the govenment will decide how your assets are distributed.
UNLIMITED AMENDMENTS
Circumstances change. You can change your Will at any time and make as many amendments as you would like.
FRIENDS AND FAMILY
Making a Will makes things much easier, reducing stress and worry for your loved ones. Especially important when you have financial dependents.
PROTECTION
From guardianship of children, to protecting your partner if you are unmarried, to digital assets. Writing a Will can safeguard your most valuable things.
– How to get started –
Whether you choose to write you Will yourself or pay someone to do it for you, follow these three steps:
1
MAKE A PLAN
Consider talking to friends and family about your intentions, they might have some suggestions you haven’t considered. Make a plan as to what you would like to leave in your Will.
2
WRITE IT DOWN
There are various ways to record your wishes from basic intentions to a specialist Will. The amount will depend on the complexities, however you can purchse a template from most stationery shops.
3
LEGALLY VALID
Your Will doesn’t ahve to be on special paper or use legal language. However it legally must: (i) say how your estate should be shared (ii) you can make your own decisions and not under pressure (iii) it is signed, dated and witnessed by two peole in yoru presence.