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Why Do I Need A legal Will?
There is nothing more comforting than knowing your family will be taken care of after you’ve gone. It not only gives you peace of mind, but it is one less thing for your loved ones to worry about. Here are some of the reasons why it is important for you to have a legal Will.
Protect Your Family
Not having a Will could create conflict and division within the family. Ensure your wishes are carried out by the person you trust most. Don’t leave a court appointed outsider to tend to your family affairs.
Peace of Mind
A Will enables you to determine what you want to happen to your possessions after your death. Do you want your grandchildren to receive a special item? Perhaps a charity, or an organisation close to your heart could benefit from a donation. What would you like to happen to your remains? These are all points that can be made clear in your Will.
Protecting your Assets
It’s only right that you should decide what happens to your assets. Don’t leave it to chance, a legal Will is the only way for you to decide who gets what. No Will means no say.
Who Looks After Your Children?
A Will is the only way to appoint a legal guardian for your children. Obviously, you want the best for your children, no matter what. In your Will, you can state the provisions you have made for them to ensure they will be taken care of.
Save Money. Save Stress.
Not having a Will can create a significant financial burden on the beneficiaries. Applying for probate is a costly and time consuming process and trying to decide who will be responsible for managing your estate involves a lot of emotion and stress. Your family could do without this at an already difficult time, but this can all be avoided by putting a Will in place.
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