I need to make a Will, but I’m not sure where to start?

Making a Will should be straightforward, cost effective and quick. We all lead busy lives and making a Will might not seem like a priority so we have made the process as simple as possible.

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Wills, keeping it simple.

Three simple steps:

  1. Decide what type of Will suits you and who you would like to leave money or property to.
  2. We will arrange a meeting with you either at one of our offices or if necessary we can visit you at home.
  3. We will prepare the Will for you to check and then make arrangements for you to sign.

 

Three Will types to choose from:

  • A Standard Will
  • A Life Interest Will
  • Flexible Wills

We will discuss what is important to you and what type of Will would be best for you.  Our aim is to ensure that making a Will is as simple and straightforward as possible.  Making or updating a Will needn't be as expensive or time consuming as you might think.

 

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