Where there’s a Will there’s a way...
- Protect your home from being sold to pay care home fees
- Leave more for your loved ones and less to the taxman
- Provide for a disabled relative without jeopardising their
benefits
- Avoid Social Services taking your children into care
A well written Will ensures that your loved ones are properly
provided for and protected and that your estate will be distributed
as you would wish.
Everyone should have a Will
Even if you don’t think you have anything worth leaving,
you’d be surprised at how much you may be worth, especially
when dead! With a Will you can specify who gets what and save
family squabbles over treasured possessions.
If you have children under 18, you really must have a Will
to appoint guardians. If you don’t and the worst happens,
then your children will be taken into care by Social Services until
a Court decides who is to be their guardians.
A Will for everyone
Everyone needs a Will but everyone’s circumstances are
different. Whatever your requirements, there is a Will for you:
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Single Will
Despite its name, a Single Will is not just for people who are
single. A Single Will is for any individual who wants to make
a Will dealing with their own circumstances and wishes. If you
are married, in a civil partnership, or in a relationship, you
may want to make a Single Will if your wishes are not the same
as your partner’s.
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Mirror Wills
Mirror Wills are for two people, usually couples, with identical
wishes for the distribution of their estates. For example, both
leaving everything to each other on first death and then to the
children on second death. Each person has their own individual
Will. You can still personalise your Will. You can make gifts of
cash or personal possessions and you can specify funeral wishes.
It is important to note that either person can change their Will
at any time without the other person knowing.
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Trust Wills
For more complex circumstances: when you have children from a
previous relationship; when you want to provide for a disabled
person; when you want to protect your home from being sold to pay
care home fees; and for other situations where you want greater
control over how your estate is distributed.
My name is Tony Whitehorn. I am a Professional Will Writer and a
fully qualified Member of The Society of Will Writers. This means
that your Will is written to the highest professional standard and
backed by £2 million of professional indemnity insurance.
I offer a free initial consultation and can take your instruction
by phone, email or post. I also offer a free home visit service
within my local area
in Surrey. However simple or complex your requirements, I can
explain the best options available to you, answer your questions,
and give you a fixed price quotation for
drafting your Will.
Peace of mind is just a phone call away.
Contact me today for a FREE consultation