Wills & Probate:

Frequently asked questions...

Q. Why make a will at all?
A. Everyone should make a Will - even if they think that they have very little to leave. Without a Will you cannot be sure that those who you wish to benefit after your death will do so
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Q. I've got a will already - do I need to change it?
A. Do not assume that having made your will you can then forget about it. Your will may become out of date because of a change of circumstances
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Q.What about my children?
A. Nobody likes to think about both parents not being there to bring up the children, but what if the unthinkable were to happen? Who would you wish to step in and be responsible for their day to day care ?
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Q. I've got disabled relatives - what about them?
A. Great care is needed if you need to provide for beneficiaries who are either physically or mentally disabled - particularly if they may need to go into care or are mentally incapable of managing their affairs
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Q. Who will sort everything out for me?
A. So if you make a will, and decide what you want leave, who makes sure that everything you said in the will actually gets done? Read on to find out.
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