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A Will is your last chance to speak from the grave as to how you want your possessions to be distributed on your death.
Without a Will you will have no say, and you cannot be sure that your assets will go to your loved ones. Your possessions will be distributed in accordance with government rules known as the ‘Rules of Intestacy’.
You may already have a Will, but wish to change or update it. The best way to do so is to do a new Will.
Everyone should have a Will, but it is particularly important when you:
- Get married
- Begin a family
- Start a business, or acquire a major asset
- Have separated
- Get divorced
- Are elderly or become unwell
