Common sense tells us that we need a Will, but why is it so important?

Making a Will is the only way you can be sure what will happen to your property and possessions after your death.

If you have a Wife or Husband, especially young children or dependents, it is the best way of making absolutely sure they are provided for. An up to date Will, making your intentions clear makes it much easier for your Executors to administer your estate.

If you die without making a Will - known as ‘Intestate’ - you have no control over who inherits your estate, in turn the Law will decide the outcome.

Each year upto 70,000 homes have to be sold to pay for Long-Term Care; many families are disinherited. A correctly writen Will can safeguard their share in the property.