by Graham Southorn | Oct 12, 2022 | Wills
There’s no need to put off making a Will until you get married – indeed it’s far better to do it before. Why is that? The idea that it’s better to tie the knot first is probably based on a misunderstanding about the way Wills work. It’s perfectly legal and...
by Graham Southorn | Oct 3, 2022 | Wills
Yes, if you have the right type of Will you can pass your property to children but still ensure your spouse has a roof over their head. You can do this with a type of Will called a Property Protection Trust Will. But why would you need one? Let’s imagine what could...
by Graham Southorn | Sep 23, 2022 | Wills
It’s essential to know where your Will is, because otherwise your wishes won’t be acted upon when the time comes. There are times in your life when you’ll want to change your Will. Sometimes, though, finding the Will isn’t easy. In this article, we’ll run through...
by Graham Southorn | Sep 19, 2022 | Wills
Because so much can go wrong in life, basic Wills put your family’s inheritance at risk. First let’s clear up what we mean by the phrase “basic Will”. By basic Will, we mean a simple Will. Basic Wills can be written for you Will Writer and solicitors and, because...
by Graham Southorn | Sep 19, 2022 | Wills
Wills need to be kept up to date to reflect your circumstances and the value of your assets If you have a current Will, it’s worth checking it to see if it’s up to date and valid. You should do this at least every five years, but sooner than that if there’s been a...
by Graham Southorn | Sep 19, 2022 | Wills
Every Will should be bespoke and personal to you but there are standard elements that go into every Will. What follows is a list of information you need to make a Will. It might take you a while to think about, but it beats starting from scratch when you sit down with...
