By making a will, it allows you to decide how you wish to distribute your property, possessions assets and money in the way that you would like, rather than how the law dictates. Although it is not a law to have a will in place, it is advised to do so to allow distribution of your belongings in the way you would like. No one knows what could be around the corner and circumstances can quickly change. To help things become less stressful, with problems involving stress and upset surrounding the way belongings are distributed being quite common, making a will is a great way to avoid major issues that can make the passing of someone even harder.

If you have children then having a will set in place is an important so that appropriate arrangements can be made for the children if the parents are to pass away. With no arrangements made by the parents, there can be upset and confusion as to who is now responsible for the care of the children. Inheritance tax can also be a major problem, so it is best to have a will drawn up along with advice on tax with a qualified professional solicitor, which will allow you peace of mind.

If you need assistance with writing a will Swayne Johnson Solicitors Wills North Wales will be happy to advise you on how to write or update a will, help you try to avoid as much inheritance tax as possible and how to deal with probate.

 

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