Wills - overview
Making a will is a vital part of your inheritance planning, helping to ensure that your assets will be passed on to the right people.
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Making a will is a vital part of your inheritance planning, helping to ensure that your assets will be passed on to the right people.
Making a will is a vital part of your inheritance planning, helping to ensure that your assets will be passed on to the right people.
There are many formalities to making a will, and many aspects you need to consider. We try to answer the most common questions about making a will
If you die without making a will, the law sets out who is entitled to what you leave behind and who can handle your affairs
Making a will allows you to plan for what should happen to your assets and who you wish to benefit from your estate after you die.
A useful glossary to help you understand the legal jargon used when trying to deal with creating or executing a will and other probate issues