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When there's a Will ...
there's a Way
there's a Way
Mortality.
One of life's great certainties. Yet the very subject is considered by
some as distasteful and others a taboo never to be confronted.
It's no wonder therefore, that approximately just over half the adult population of the UK, have not made a Will outlining where their money, possessions and property should go when they die. You can't take it with you - so why not say who gets it!
After all, where there's no Will only lawyers and the government benefit. So irrespective of your age or the value of your estate, a will puts your affairs in order. To die intestate can produce untold problems.
What can a Will do? It puts you in control. You decide:
It's no wonder therefore, that approximately just over half the adult population of the UK, have not made a Will outlining where their money, possessions and property should go when they die. You can't take it with you - so why not say who gets it!
After all, where there's no Will only lawyers and the government benefit. So irrespective of your age or the value of your estate, a will puts your affairs in order. To die intestate can produce untold problems.
What can a Will do? It puts you in control. You decide:
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My-Rite currently offers a wide range of
Will preparation and planning services:
Will preparation and planning services:
| • | Who takes charge of your affairs. |
| • | Who will be Guardian to any under-age children. |
| • | At what age any minor children or grandchildren will inherit the legacy. |
| • | Whether to make gifts to friends or charities. |
| • | Who recieves the remainder of your estate and in what shares. |
| • | You can include burial or cremation or whatever you require at the time. |
| • | You can use your Will for tax planning. |
What if I die without making a Will?
| • | MARRIED COUPLES. Without a will, if you have children your spouse may only inherit half of your estate. If you have no children, your spouse may have to share your estate with his/her parents in law. |
| • | UNMARRIED COUPLES. Unless you have made your Will, your common law partner may get nothing at all from your estate even if you have children together and no matter how long you have lived together. |
| • | SEPARATED. If you do not make a Will, your ex-husband/wife will directly inherit part of your property and have continuing rights in part of the rest. |
| • | PARENTS. Without a Will a court will decide who should bring up your children. You should appoint guardians for all children under 18 years of age. |
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