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A will gives you control over how your assets are distributed, helping ensure that your loved ones are provided for according to your wishes.
With a will, you can:
- Designate guardians for minor children.
- Make specific gifts, such as sentimental items, to chosen individuals.
- Leave donations to charities or causes you care about.
Without a will, your estate will be distributed according to legal rules, which may not reflect your personal wishes and could lead to added stress or conflict among family members. A will provides peace of mind, knowing your legacy will be handled as you intended.
With a will, you can:
- Designate guardians for minor children.
- Make specific gifts, such as sentimental items, to chosen individuals.
- Leave donations to charities or causes you care about.
Without a will, your estate will be distributed according to legal rules, which may not reflect your personal wishes and could lead to added stress or conflict among family members. A will provides peace of mind, knowing your legacy will be handled as you intended.
If you pass away without a will, this is known as dying "intestate." In this case, the law decides how your estate (money, property, and possessions) will be distributed, following a strict order of inheritance known as the "intestacy rules." These rules may not reflect your personal wishes and can lead to unintended outcomes, such as excluding certain family members, friends, or charities.
Without a will:
- Close family members may not inherit as you would have wanted, and unmarried partners do not automatically inherit.
- Guardianship of children: If you have young children, a court will decide who becomes their guardian, potentially not the person you would have chosen.
- Higher legal costs and delays may arise, as distributing an intestate estate can be more complex and time-consuming.
Creating a will gives you control over who inherits your estate, who will care for any children, and ensures your wishes are respected.
Without a will:
- Close family members may not inherit as you would have wanted, and unmarried partners do not automatically inherit.
- Guardianship of children: If you have young children, a court will decide who becomes their guardian, potentially not the person you would have chosen.
- Higher legal costs and delays may arise, as distributing an intestate estate can be more complex and time-consuming.
Creating a will gives you control over who inherits your estate, who will care for any children, and ensures your wishes are respected.
Our team is always here to assist you. We understand that creating a will can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to guide you every step of the way. If you encounter any questions or uncertainties during the process, reach out via email, and we’ll guide you through any questions or concerns you have.
You can update your will whenever your circumstances or wishes change, such as after marriage, the birth of a child, or acquiring significant assets. Keeping your will up-to-date ensures it always reflects your current intentions.
You can make unlimited changes to your will at any time—free of charge within one year of purchase. Simply email us with the updates you'd like to make. Once the changes are complete, you’ll need to print and sign the updated will for it to be legally valid. This flexibility ensures that your will always reflects your current wishes without additional costs.
You can make unlimited changes to your will at any time—free of charge within one year of purchase. Simply email us with the updates you'd like to make. Once the changes are complete, you’ll need to print and sign the updated will for it to be legally valid. This flexibility ensures that your will always reflects your current wishes without additional costs.
Our wills are comprehensive, providing clear instructions on how
your assets—such as property, savings, and personal
items—should be distributed after you're gone.
With your will, you can:
- Appoint guardians for minor children.
- Specify gifts or inheritances for family, friends, or charities.
- Make provisions for pets.
- Decide what happens to digital assets and outline your funeral preferences.
These details give your loved ones clarity and guidance during a difficult time.
With your will, you can:
- Appoint guardians for minor children.
- Specify gifts or inheritances for family, friends, or charities.
- Make provisions for pets.
- Decide what happens to digital assets and outline your funeral preferences.
These details give your loved ones clarity and guidance during a difficult time.
Once you have recieved or printed your will, you will need to sign the document in the presence of two independent witnesses to make it legally valid.
After signing, store your will in a safe, easily accessible location where it can be found when needed.
We’ll provide you with a comprehensive set of instructions along with your will, guiding you through each step of the process.
After signing, store your will in a safe, easily accessible location where it can be found when needed.
We’ll provide you with a comprehensive set of instructions along with your will, guiding you through each step of the process.