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Wills
A Will is a legal document dealing with your estate when you die. It ensures your wishes are carried out. A Will is the first place to plan to save tax and protect your assets.
Your Will Made Easy has 20 years legal experience in
offering Bespoke and essential advice on Wills and
estate planning and protection.

A Will is a legal document setting out who you would like to deal with your estate when you die, and who you would like to benefit from your estate.

A Will is about CHOICE. It allows us to choose what happens, otherwise the law decides for us, and this may mean your estate passes to people who you do not want to benefit.

It is that ensures that when our loved ones are vulnerable and at a time of high emotion that there is a clear document in place to state our wishes, in terms of the management of the estate, who will inherit our money, and who will look after and protect our children.

A Will is about CHOICE. It allows us to choose what happens, otherwise the law decides for us

Wills
Sharon Webster, Your Will Made Easy

Our children are so important, and the appointment of guardians is essential planning in your Wills. Our advisors are family orientated and understand this is an emotive thing to do. We guide you through your options, and we prepare personal statements stating our wishes for your children and how their inheritance is to be used for their benefit.

You can also plan in your Will to ensure your estate and any business assets pass in the most tax efficient way. You can save tax!

If you are concerned about paying care fees then the first place to start panning to protect assets is through your Wills.

Do not assume that everything passes to your partner or spouse. It does not. Any individual with an asset, or in a relationship, or who has a business, or that have children, needs a Will to protect their position. A Will is a must have key protection document.

Advantages of having a Will
  • Specify whom you wish to inherit your estate, in what order and in what proportions.
  • Make specific gifts to family, friends, or your favourite charity.
  • Appoint suitable guardians to take care of your young children rather than leaving the decision to the Courts.
  • Create trusts for children to protect their inheritance until an age specified by you.
  • Protect the inheritance of your children or other beneficiaries should the surviving spouse/partner re-marry.
  • Ensure that your partner benefits from your estate.
  • Prevent your share of property from being sold to pay for the survivors future care fees.
  • Avoid paying 40% Inheritance Tax on your estate, so giving more to your chosen beneficiaries
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