Wills
Supporting you in planning for the future in your own way.
Understandably, it is difficult to think about passing away or talking to loved ones about what will happen when we die, but making a Will is vital and the first essential step when planning for the future.
A Will allows you to be certain that your assets will pass in the way you wish them to upon your death.
Without a Will, intestacy rules dictate how your assets will be distributed and this is often not as you would have wished or intended.
Why let others decide something so important?
It is important that you review your Will on a regular basis to ensure that it still reflects your wishes and takes into account changes to legislation or your circumstances.
Our Services
- A free consultation to understand your requirements, wishes and assets either by telephone or during a face to face meeting, following which a fixed price quote will be provided for preparing your Will.
- The drafting of your Will by our lawyers to ensure it reflects your wishes.
- Secure storage where we keep your Will safe until it is required.
Providing flexibility and peace of mind.
By allowing you to:
- Leave specific assets or a set sum of money to named individuals or charities.
- Ensure that arrangements are made for any children you have. If they are minors, you may want to stipulate who you would like to be their legal guardian in the event both parents die.
- Consider creating a trust in your Will to plan for future generations or to protect disabled or vulnerable beneficiaries.
- Pass on your estate in the most tax efficient way possible.
- Name your executors i.e. the individuals or company that will administer your estate on your death.
- Have certainty that your assets will pass in accordance with your wishes.
Start preparing your Will today
Our team of experts is on hand to answer any specific queries. Please send us an e-mail to ukestateplanning@zedra.com or call us on 01565 748 808.
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