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Ashton Under Lyne
OL6 9SF
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Why Do You Need a Will?
In brief, you need a will so that YOUR wishes are carried out after your death. All too often, a person dies and someone in the family gets greedy, denying other family members of their rightful share of the estate.
If you and other affected relatives aren’t already seriously rich, they won’t be able to fight the greedy relative because of the prohibitively high costs involved in pursuing action through court.
Intestacy cannot be challenged in Court – don’t make your relatives have to deal with further agony after your death.
Imagine for a moment, that you die without having a Will:
- Your spouse will not automatically inherit your property and possessions – everything is divided according to the out-dated laws of Intestacy.
- If you are unmarried, your partner will receive nothing – Intestacy law doesn’t recognise common-law relationships
- If you have children, guardianship of the children would become the decision of the Court, who will decide their future, where they live, and who looks after them
- If you intend to leave something to your friends or grandchild(ren), they will get nothing under the laws of Intestacy. Same for your step-children, no matter how long you’ve lived with them.
By making a will, YOU ensure that the right things go to the right people. It prevents and avoids family squabbles, and also minimises inheritance tax on your estate.
This enables your spouse and children to inherit the maximum amount possible in the shortest amount of time, without any bank accounts being frozen or house sales being forced.
In certain circumstances our Will Writers can advise you regarding mitigation of care home fees for the elderly.
Call us today on 08450 526 840 or use our simple online form