This Christmas, give your family a gift that lasts a lifetime. Discover why making or updating your Will is one of the most thoughtful ways to protect your loved ones, provide peace of mind, and ensure your wishes are honoured long after the festive season has passed.
Five Reasons to Update Your Will Has some time passed since you got your Wills written? Or have your circumstances changed in any way? Divorce, death, remarriage or a new partnership – all these life events could render your current Will either null and void or, at best, problematic. And you really don’t want that. So here I’m giving you five reasons to update your Will. Your family circumstances have changed The years pass in the blink of an eye, and before you know i,t your toddlers are adults. Then is a good time to get your existing Will reviewed […]
Legal Guardians and Letters of Wishes In this blog, I’ll cover the topics of legal guardians and letters of wishes. Two important considerations when arranging your domestic legal affairs. WHO SHOULD YOU APPOINT AS GUARDIANS FOR YOUR CHILDREN? Do you have young children? If you do and you’re considering drafting your Wills, the single most important thing you can put in place in your Wills is the appointment of legal guardians for your children. What is a legal guardian? Legal guardians are a person or persons who will care for any children you have, under the age of 18, should […]
If, for longer than you care to remember now, you’ve carried around the unaccomplished goal of getting your Will done or updated – make 2020 the year your resolve to make your Will. Break as many other resolutions as you want. But in this blog I must talk to you about THE one resolution you mustn’t break. So be sure you make your Will in 2020!
THREE THINGS YOU MUST INCLUDE IN YOUR WILL! When I speak to clients about their Wills, I encounter recurring topics that I have to ask them to make decisions about. It’s natural that the same, or similar, issues come up. So, to save you some time when you come to do your own Will, here’s a list of my top three must-haves. 1.YOUR EXECUTORS The Executors are the people that will carry out your instructions in your Will. They are the people that have the legal authority to manage your estate after you die. So, it’s essential you decide who […]
