Legal
WHO NEEDS A WILL
Any person over 18 years of age can make a Will.
Have you recently married? It is in the best interest of you and your spouse to ensure that you have a current Will in place.
Have you recently divorced or permanently separated? If so, you should make a Will or review your previous Will.
WHEN YOU MAKE A WILL YOU ENSURE THAT YOUR ASSETS ARE DISTRIBUTED ACCORDING TO YOUR WISHES.
Your solicitor can discuss with you the issues that you should consider, such as:
- Appointment of your Executor and Trustee and the powers and directions you put in place for them.
- Appointment of a guardian for your minor children.
- Who will benefit from your estate.
- What assets can be dealt with via your estate.
- What liabilities will need to be paid from your estate.
- The ability of someone being able to challenge your Will.