Why make a will?

Making a will is a task that many people never get round to. Sadly, this can mean that, when they pass away, their assets are not distributed in the way that they would expect or wish. It can also result in large and unnecessary tax bills further down the line. For people with children, making a will is vital to ensure that you appoint guardians of your choosing to look after your children should the unexpected occur.

By making a will, you take control of how your assets will be distributed when you pass away. A professionally drafted will can also ensure that you understand the rules around estate planning and, where appropriate, allow you to use legal arrangements, such as trusts, to protect your assets into the future.

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