When someone passes away, they often leave their families with all the problems of Intestacy - i.e. the problem of a family member dying without having legally-valid Will.
Most people assume that all their possessions will automatically pass on to their husband or wife, or other member of the family.
Unfortunately, many families often face immediate financial hardship, and sometimes they even have to sell the family home - simply because no Will had been written.
The Law of Intestacy means that the State writes a Will for you, and your possessions are distributed according to this law. How many people would want their estate to be divided in a way that gave them no choice in the matter?
Would you want your partner or family to face unnecessary extra difficulties at a time of great distress? Without a Will you miss all the chances of passing on particular gifts to your friends or favourite charities. If you have a young family, would you like to have a say in who may have to look after them? Would you prefer to choose friends or relatives who would be able to carry out your instructions as you would wish?
>The Answer
Thousands of people are worried because they have not written a Will. If you are one of them, it has never been simpler to put your mind at rest, by taking advantage of our personal service .
Many of us find it difficult or inconvenient to arrange to visit a solicitor - it often takes at least two appointments, and almost always has do be done when you should be at work.
We can arrange to visit you at home, and at a time that suits you. Our consultant will explain all the points that you need to consider - together you can discuss the details of how your wishes can be included in your Will.
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After your instructions have been recorded, these are processed using the Legacy UK computer software. This program drafts your Will using traditional phrases and clauses to make sure that your heirs inherit your property according to your wishes.
Because we specialise in writing Wills, we are able to offer a highly efficient service, and can cater for a very wide range of situations applicable to virtually all family circumstances.
If you've been meaning to write your Will, but have never quite got round to it, this is your chance to act now. There's no time like the present, and both you and your family will benefit from that extra sense of security.
>Time to Change a Will?
You can easily add simple requests to your Will. If you have recently married or divorced, or you are sharing property with a new partner, then it's essential that you write a new Will.
Everyone's circumstances change as time goes on, and we recommend reviewing your Will at least every five years, and more frequently if there is a major change in your situation.
>Contact Us
For more information on our Will writing service, please contact us:
Richard Sharpe
McGirl's Will and Trusts
2a Grove Place
Bedford
MK40 3JG
phone: 01234 34111
mobile: 07831 581236
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