Here, we outline five key life events after which you should consider reviewing your will.
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You can count on us to prepare wills that deliver security for your family’s future when you’re gone.
The best way to provide for your loved ones when you are gone is to draw up an effective will which allows you to pass your assets on to chosen beneficiaries. It's key to appoint an executor to carry out your will and they must go through the probate process before they can undertake this task.
Wills must be created with precision to ensure your wishes are carried out and not contested and the process of probate itself can prove daunting so it is key to enlist expert guidance.
Our expertise
Our team is made up of experienced lawyers including litigators who are experts in what they do and who listen carefully so they provide a specialist, tailored service.
We support on various issues associated with wills including tax planning, providing for loved ones (eg spouses and children), trusts, guardianship of minors, business continuity, minimising the risk of claims against your estate, pensions, death benefits, insurance and foreign law issues.
Our team can guide you through the process of applying for probate or Letters of Administration so you can carry out your legal duties after someone dies. We also advise on contentious probate matters, resolving any disputes surrounding the validity of wills and trusts as quickly as possible.
We act for individuals, families, executors, administrators, beneficiaries, dependents and trustees and we deal with many high-value estates involving complex inheritance tax issues.
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