Last Will and Testament

What is a Will?

A Will is a legal document which sets out your wishes in the event of your death.

It enables you to:

exclude specific people

appoint Guardians for your children

reduce or remove any inheritance tax liability on your estate.

It can also protect your home from being sold to pay for long term care for you or your partner.

Protecting future generations with blood line planning

Many consultants will only consider the inheritance tax liability when drawing up a Will, but other factors should

be taken into consideration.

Well thought out blood line planning means that your children and grandchildren are protected in the years and decades to come.

For example:

If your surviving partner remarries, will your children still be protected?

Will your grandchildren benefit from your Will if your son or daughter gets divorced?

Circumstances change-which is why your Will has to be completely watertight.