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Whatever your circumstances, it is important to make a will. Without one the law dictates who inherits your estate. This may mean that those you leave behind are inadequately provided for and that your estate may pass to those who you would not wish to be beneficiaries. Also, without a will a cohabitee has no automatic right to your estate..

You can also incorporate inheritance tax planning, and discuss with us the repercussions of care home fees on your estate. Many people are surprised how inexpensive it is to make a will - we are happy to discuss our fees in advance.

For further information contact one of our solicitors:

Amanda Bright

tel: 01376 512338

Sharon Tawn

tel: 01621 852323

Vidal Martin

tel: 01376 512338

Ann Fraser

tel: 01621 852323

With a will you can make important decisions including:

• Who will administer your estate;
• Who is to benefit from your estate, including charities;
• Who is to be guardian for under age children;
• At what age do you wish your children to inherit;
• Who you wish to give specific belongings to;
• What funeral wishes you have.