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A Will is the only way to ensure that your property and loved ones are protected upon your death yet around 58% of adults does not have a current, valid Will.
Without one, the Government directs, in a strict specified order, who should inherit from your estate. This could mean that your relatives, friends and charities may get nothing.
It is also particularly important to make a Will if you are not married to your partner as the law does not automatically recognise partners as having the same rights as husbands and wives. A Will is also vital if you have children or dependants who may not be able to care for themselves. Without a Will there could be uncertainty about who will look after or provide for them if you die.
You should always consider taking legal advice about making a Will but more so if:
Here at THB Legal our specialist team can advise you on:-
Our Specialist lawyers have many years of experience in advising clients in relation to planning their estate for the future. We work alongside Accountants and financial advisers in order to provide you with holistic advice as you pass through various milestones in your life.
For further information please see our “Guide to Making a Will”
For our office in Shoeburyness and Benfleet please contact Carly Dartnell on 01702 298282 or email cdartnell@thblegal.com
For our offices in Chelmsford and Braintree please contact Roger Philpot on 01245 349696 or email rphilpot@thblegal.com
For our offices in Ipswich and Norwich please contact Donna Taylor on 01473 26557 or email dtaylor@thblegal.com
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