If you care about what happens to your property after you die, you should make a Will. Without one, the State directs who inherits, so your friends, favourite charities and relatives may get nothing.
It is vitally important if you are:
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Not married – living as “husband and wife” |
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In a registered civil partnership. |
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Looking after children or dependants. |
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Without a Will, there may be uncertainty if any of the above applies to you.
There are other circumstances where legal advice should also be sought:
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Several dependants possibly making a claim on your estate. |
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Should you want to make a trust. |
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If you are not British or you do not live here. |
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You live in the UK, but own property abroad. |
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You own all or part of a business. |
The Financial Services Authority does not regulate Will writing, trust advice and some types of protection policy.
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