The good news is that you can and with as many as 1 in 2 households owning a pet it should be an important consideration when planning your Will.
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Wills
Problems with DIY Wills
Many people ask why they should seek professional help to write their Will. A recent legal case highlights some of the pitfalls and what to look out for.
Appointing a guardian for your Child/Children in your Will
It is definitely worth considering this if you have children under 18 years of age and are drafting your Will.
Can I leave a family member out of my Will?
Your Will should represent your unique and personal wishes as to who should inherit your assets and estate after your death. You should therefore be free to leave your estate to whoever you choose.
Getting your affairs in order
Most of us will be familiar with this expression but how many of us have considered what it actually means. Whilst most of us are extremely organised and professional during our daily lives in the workplace with our finances, pensions etc all in place, …
Deed Of Variation
This is a useful method for allowing beneficiaries of a Will to rearrange the distribution of the deceased`s estate.
Leaving a Legacy to a Charity
We have all heard recently heard how Charities have been struggling financially during this current pandemic. Which is why it is important now more than ever to consider perhaps leaving them a legacy in your Will.
How you can protect your assets for your children?
This is a particular problem in today`s society where a person may marry more than once in their lifetime. Married couples often prepare Mirror Wills leaving everything to each other and then their children on death.
Making sure your Will is valid
There are many good reasons for making a Will. Next step is deciding whether to draft your own DIY Will or seek professional Legal advice.
How Does Marriage and Divorce affect your Will?
Your Will is automatically revoked (cancelled) if you get married after you have signed and executed it unless you provide a clause in your Will stating that you intend to get married and the name your future spouse.
What will happen if I die without a valid Will?
If you die without making a valid will you will be said to have died intestate. This means that there are special rules which will then decide who inherits your estate.
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