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You have made a will but things may have changed since then.
There is a risk that your wishes cannot be carried out as you intend.
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We want to make sure that your wishes continue to be met.
Changes in circumstances can invalidate your will and put your beneficiaries at risk of unnecessary expense, delay or even worse.
We understand that thinking about your own passing is not top of anyone’s favourite things to do list. But protecting your beneficiaries probably is.
We hope you will invest 2–3 minutes on a phone call that will give you clear answers.
Our friendly client service team are on hand to help you.
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Make sure that your executors and beneficiaries understand clearly what you intend.
Check your will and letter of wishes are in order.
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It may have been on your mind to do.
Making sure your affairs match your current situation ensures that your wishes are met.
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Our lives are rarely so straightforward that a will remains valid, without update over time.
From legislative change to family changes there are often good reasons why your will needs to be changed.
It’s an easy thing to put off. It’s not always obvious that arrangements need to be changed.
Let us provide some clarity.
It only takes a few minutes. Schedule a Will Check and find out if changes need to be made. It’s quick and easy.
Request A Free Will CheckFAQ.
Should I Use A Solicitor To Do My Will?
A solicitor can help make sure your will is valid, clear and suitable for your circumstances.
What Does “Intestate” Mean?
Intestacy applies when someone dies without a valid will, so legal rules decide who inherits.
Does My Estate Not Just Pass Straight To My Children?
Not always. The outcome depends on your family circumstances, ownership arrangements and whether a valid will exists.
What Legislative Changes Are Important?
Tax, succession and estate-planning rules can change, so older wills should be reviewed periodically.
What Counts As A Significant Change In Circumstance?
Marriage, divorce, births, deaths, property changes and major financial changes can all justify a review.
When Will My Will Be Invalid?
A will may be invalid if it was not executed correctly, has been revoked or no longer reflects applicable law.
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