Benefits of writing a Will

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  1. Choose who you appoint as Executors- they will be responsible for carrying out the administration of your Estate.
  2. Set out your funeral wishes. For advice on changing your Will, click here.
  3. Choose who inherits under your Will- provide for your family and friends or favourite charities.
  4. Ensure that your look after your unmarried partner, as they have no automatic entitlement to any of your estate.
  5. Appoint guardians for your children whilst they are still minors.
  6. Give specific gifts or cash legacies to your loved ones.
  7. Choose the age that you wish your children or grandchildren to inherit and create a trust for their benefit.
  8. Inheritance tax planning.
  9. Contact us for advice on Writing a Will.

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