So, you know that making a last will and testament is a wise decision. It lets your surviving loved ones know exactly what your wishes are regarding your health care, property, and assets in an official legal document.
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You will want to do it correctly and the best way to ensure you do is to contact a specialist will writer Premier Solicitors can give you advice on what to include in your will based on your specific situation.
If you die without leaving a will, this is called being intestate, and it can leave many questions about your personal property, real estate and finances. There are however some things that you can't or should not include in your will.
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Connect With AnsaThere are some types of property which carry rules that govern what happens after you die. These rules are independent of your will because the nature of these types of properties is to name a beneficiary or avoid probate.
When you die your share of the property passes directly to the surviving joint tenant, regardless of what your will says.
The property included in a lifetime trust avoids probate; whereas property in your will does not. Property in the lifetime trust automatically goes to the beneficiaries and is managed by the trustee. If you want to change this arrangement, you must do it through the powers of the trust deed and not through your will.
Like with trusts, the proceeds of your life insurance will automatically go to the beneficiary, often a spouse or minor children.
For advice as well as a no obligation fixed fee quote, call Premier Solicitors on 01234 358080 and select (option 2).
Alternatively, complete our online questionnaire (click here) and a member of the Premier Solicitors' Will Drafting Team will contact you and shall provide you with a quote before commencing any work. If you are happy with the quote we shall draft and send to you your draft Will within 2 weeks of receipt of your full instructions. On receipt of your draft Will(s) simply check that your wishes have been reflected and call us on 01234 35 80 80 to approve your draft Will(s) or to make any amendments. We will then prepare a final version for you to sign. If you live locally to our Bedford Head Office, we recommend that you come into the office to sign your Will. Otherwise, we can post your finalised Will out to you for you to sign at home.
