To die  intestate (without having made a Will) leaves your loved ones in an uncertain and stressful position. Putting your affairs in order is one of the most important tasks you are ever likely to undertake.

Married Couples: Without a Will it is not certain that your spouse will directly inherit your assets, unless they are jointly owned. Do not assume that your assets are jointly owned - this is not always the case.

Unmarried Couples: without a Will your partner may not receive anything! Your entire estate will probably be divided between your children; if you don't have any children then your assets will be shared between your relatives.

Divorced or Separated: Without a Will your former spouse could be entitled to claim a part of your assets!

Parents of young children: By making a Will you can ensure that the courts are aware of who you wish to care for your children in the event of your death.

 Making your wishes known after your death

Not making a Will can cause all sorts of problems for those you leave behind. Many people think that everything automatically passes to certain people on their death. But this is not always the case. We will help you make your wishes clear so there can be no error, leaving you happy in the knowledge that you have done everything you can to protect your and your loved ones' futures.