Will preparation

20 July 2022 / Insight posted in Practical guides

A Will is a legal declaration of how you wish the assets in your estate to be dealt with after your death. Will preparation makes it much easier for your family or friends to administer your assets when you die. If you die without a Will the process can be more time consuming and stressful. It will also mean that your estate will be distributed in accordance with the intestacy rules applicable at your death – which isn’t always the way you might want. Your Will must comply with the legal formalities set out in statute law in order for it to be valid.

 

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How can Moore Kingston Smith assist?

Using a professional to draft your Will avoids mistakes or lack of clarity which can lead to it being deemed wholly or partly invalid. Our legal team can advise you on how to draft a Will that fully reflects your business and personal assets, your objectives, and your family circumstances. We will provide holistic advice and propose a tax efficient structure for your Will, keeping in mind your wishes and the needs of your beneficiaries.

We are the first medium-sized accounting firm licensed to provide legal services by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. We undertake probate work and can assist you with the preparation of your will and the administration of your estate.

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