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Free Making a Will Guide
-Here's what's included

Contents:
The main section headings are:

4) The responsibility of an executor

5) When should I make a Will?

6) Where should I keep the Will?

7) Inheritance tax and how to avoid the Taxman

8) Frequently asked questions (see below)

9) Appendix (see below)

Frequently Asked Questions
In this section you will find easy to understand answers to some of the most common questions people ask. Such as:

1. What is a Will?

2. What can I do in my Will?

3. Can a letter be as legal as a Will?

4. What happens if I don't make a Will?

5. What is included in my estate?

6. Can I make provision for my children (and future children)?

7. Should I appoint Guardians?

8. Can I change my Will?

9. Can I cancel my Will?

10. Does marriage or divorce affect my Will?

11. Can my Will be changed after my death?

12. What happens if I leave someone out of my Will?

And more questions

13. What are Executors?

14. What are Trustees?

15. What do Executors do?

16. How many Executors can I appoint?

17. Whom should I appoint as Executors?

18. Do Executors get paid?

19. What happens to property in joint names?

20. What about Inheritance Tax?

21. What is a gift made "free of tax"?

22. Can I leave with my Will a hand-written list of gifts of my personal belongings?

23. What does it mean if I give someone a "life interest" in my Estate?

24. Can I choose anyone to witness me signing my Will?

25. What should I do with my Will after I have signed it?

Appendix:
In this section you will find the nitty gritty of what happens if there's no Will plus all the current tax allowances that you can use for avoiding Inheritance Tax.

A) Rules of Intestacy - England, Wales & Northern Ireland

B) Rules of Intestacy and making a Will in Scotland

C) Inheritance Tax and how to avoid the Taxman (more insider knowhow)

D) Glossary of Legal Terms with simple explanations

What Our Customers Say

We must make a Will

Many thanks for your letter and we are very pleased regarding your success and we pray it will continue. IF: it was not for your "WILL" to promote business, my wife and I would still be repeating ourselves "that we must make a Will".

D & JD of London SE19

Glad you persisted

While I am writing I would like to say that I am very pleased that you contacted me about making a Will. I had always intended to make one but I just could not get around to doing it.

Although I was very reluctant at first to deal with people who had contacted me by telephone I am very glad that you persisted. Your consultant who drew up the framework of my Will was very kind and patient.

JE of Bromley, Kent

I am very grateful

May I now take this opportunity to endorse your company? When my wife passed away, I had no perception of the number of agencies I had to deal with. The first question asked was always "Did your wife have a Will?" It is surprising to find out how many things are not covered by joint ownership eg tax affairs of the deceased and rebates.

The existence of my wife's Will and where it was lodged helped me immensely. Had it not been in existence, my experiences would have been in a minefield of bureaucracy. Verbal help from the company was always at hand to guide through also. I am very grateful.

TMW of Biggin Hill, Kent
(after client's bereavement)