To become a Solicitor, a person needs to complete a Law degree, a Post-Graduate degree and years of experience before they are admitted onto the ‘roll’ of Solicitors. Once they are, the norm is to look at how many years they’ve been qualified for as a way of assessing their experience. This is known as...
In short, the answer is yes, you can definitely write a Will without a Solicitor. Perhaps a more important (and difficult) question to answer is: “Should I write a Will myself without employing a Solicitor (or Will Writer)?”. The answer to this question is a less helpful “it depends”. First of all it’s important to...
Making a Will is an important step in securing and providing for your loved ones. Here are three compelling reasons why making a Will is essential: When setting up an LPA, you have the flexibility to determine how your chosen attorneys will collaborate in decision-making: Stating Your Wishes Your Will is your document of instruction,...
When it comes to cancelling your Will, there are two straightforward methods: Writing a New Will: One of the simplest ways to cancel your existing Will is by creating a new one. By making a new will, you have the opportunity to update your wishes, beneficiaries, and any other details. When you create a new...
Mirror Wills offer a simple and effective solution for couples who want to mirror each other’s intentions regarding inheritance. Let’s consider an example: Chris and Leanne wish to ensure that if one of them passes away, the other will inherit everything. In addition, they want to plan for the unlikely event that they both pass...
