Wills Page - True Blue Wills Ltd

If you’re not married or in a civil partnership, your partner is not legally entitled to anything when you die
If you’re married, your husband or wife may inherit almost everything and your children may not get anything even if you are separated
Any Inheritance Tax that your estate has to pay may well be higher than it would be if you had made a will
The law decides who benefits from your estate which may not be what you wanted
If you have children under 18 you have no say in who looks after them when you are gone

There are many benefits to making a Will. There is great peace of mind in knowing who will be managing your affairs after you’re gone
A correctly written and properly stored Will ensures that your assets and valuables will go where you choose; your children, partner, relatives, a charity, etc. Only by making a Will can you be sure that these wishes are carried out
If you have children under 18 it also gives you an opportunity to name a person or persons as Guardian to care them
You can also reduce your Inheritance Tax liability and guard against future potential Care Home Fees with a professionally written Will
You can make your own funeral arrangements by specifying them in your Will