Your Will is an incredibly sensitive legal document that contains a lot of personal information. You may be worried about who will be able to see your Will before and after you pass away, so we’ve put together a guide to explain who can see it, at what time, and whether it becomes public. Is […]
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“In this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” — Benjamin Franklin When looking into estate planning, you may have encountered Inheritance Tax. But how much do you actually know about it? In this blog, we’ll cover everything you need to know about Inheritance Tax and ways to potentially minimise it
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Probate is sometimes needed to distribute the assets and estate of a person who has just passed away. Although it can be necessary in some cases, it may not automatically be a requirement, so understanding whether you need it can help smooth the way for your loved ones to execute your Will. What Is a
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If you have a Will written, you might not imagine that you may want to get rid of it one day. However, circumstances change, and one day you could find yourself wanting to create a new Will from scratch. Here’s how to revoke your Will properly! Why Revoke Your Will? If you have a Will
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For your Will to be legally binding, it must be witnessed properly. However, there are certain rules around witnessing a Will, so be careful who you choose! Why Do You Need a Witness? Every Will needs to be witnessed by at least two people to confirm the testator (the writer of the Will) is the
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Married couples have several options to choose from when creating a Will. The best choice depends on your circumstances, estates, and what you want from a Will. Types of Wills for Married Couples There are several types of Wills that married couples can choose from. All have different advantages and drawbacks that it is vital
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Creating a Will can seem complicated, and some people wonder if there is any point in making one at all. If you’re struggling to find a place to start, here are seven reasons to make your Will! 1 – Save Time, Stress, and Money for Your Loved Ones Having a Will in place lets you
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Wills are not straightforward legal documents. Just one mistake can make a Will invalid, and it could possibly fail after you pass away, which could change who benefits from your estate. Luckily, there are ways to avoid these mistakes and ensure your Will remains valid. Reasons A Will Can Fail When a Will fails, that
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If you are looking to create a Will with your partner, you may have come across the concept of mirror Wills. However, it can be slightly confusing, and a mirror Will may not be the best option for you both – read on for our extensive guide to all things mirror Wills! What Is a
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Estate planning can be more than a little complicated! Whether you are reviewing your plan or creating one from scratch, avoid these common estate planning mistakes and make the process as smooth as possible. Not Making a Plan Possibly the most common mistake in estate planning is not having a plan at all! Many people
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