HD Wills & Trusts

It’s never too early but often too late!

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Why you should make a Will

You can put off making a Will until it is too late, and this poses all sorts of problems for the people left behind. Not making a Will could mean that some, or all of your inheritance either goes to the wrong person, or to the state.

Making a Will enables you to plan exactly what will happen to your property (Estate) following your demise. This ensures that those you would like to benefit actually do so, in accordance with your wishes, and at the same time avoiding any possible disputes between relatives. Most importantly is the peace of mind making a Will provides.

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Without a Will

You cannot be sure those you would wish to benefit will actually do so.

Your spouse/ civil partner will not automatically inherit ALL of your Estate.

“Common Law” partners may not receive anything.

Minor children could be taken into Care whilst Guardians are appointed.

There could be lengthy delays for your Beneficiaries and disputes.

You cannot prevent certain family members from benefiting.

You will not be able to leave something to friends, colleagues or charities, which fall outside of the Rule of Intestacy.

In the time it takes to read this page, someone will have died intestate – that is, without leaving a valid Will.

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The absence of a Will can cause problems, heartbreak, financial hardship and unnecessary expense for you family, at the very worst possible time. For a small investment of time and money you can choose exactly what you want in your Will, protecting your loved ones whilst enjoying peace of mind.

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Useful information

If you don’t have a will…

For those who have died intestate, the government has written a standar Will which will almost certainly contradict what their wishes would have been.

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What is the Role of an Executor?

You should choose an Executor to carry out your wishes, as stated in the Will.

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What is the role of a Trustee?

A Trustee is a person who acts as a custodian for the assets held within a Trust.

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The absence of a will can cause problems

For a small investment of time and money you can choose exactly what you want in your Will, protecting your loved ones whilst enjoying peace of mind.