Why make a will?

It is estimated that 33% of people die without having made a Will. This can often cause hardship for those left behind and can cause long delays in sorting out the deceased’s affairs. Most people intend to make a Will but it’s something that they just never get around to. We make the process of making a Will hassle free and can even call out to you, if you are unable to make it into our office. By making a Will, you decide how your assets are shared out. If you are not married, you can provide properly for your partner as under inheritance law, they will have no automatic right to a share of your estate. A Will allows you to engage in proper estate planning which can minimise the amount of Inheritance Tax (Capital Acquisition Tax) your beneficiaries pay. Above all a Will creates certainty. If you have children, you can plan for who will look after them in event of your passing.