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WillsIf you would like to arrange an appointment to see one of our Wills & Probate Team, please click here or telephone one of the numbers given below. Why do I need to make a Will?Wills are not just about money but also about meeting responsibilities and securing the future for your dependants. If you die without a Will then the law decides how the property is divided among your family. This may be in a way you would not wish. Leaving a properly drawn Will can:
How long does a Will Last?You should review your Will regularly. Your financial circumstances may have altered or a beneficiary may have died. Marriage invalidates any previously made Will. What will it Cost?We try to make this straightforward. Unless your affairs are complex or involve substantial tax planning we maintain a fixed fee service of £100 plus VAT for a single Will and £160 plus VAT for Wills for married couples. The ProcedurePlease click here and a member of our team will contact you to arrange an appointment. Alternatively, please telephone one of the numbers below. At the appointment, we will discuss your needs and provide advice and then draw up your Will to reflect your wishes. What if I find it difficult to attend one of our offices?We are happy to make home visits to the elderly and infirm. Please ask your advisor for details of this service. Where shall I keep the will?We can store it for you free of charge and supply you with a copy for your own records. ALWAYS REMEMBER
Contact DetailsIf you would like to arrange an appointment to see one of our Wills & Probate Team, please click here or telephone one of the numbers given below.
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