Wills
Death is such a taboo subject that it's not surprising that over
*70% of us risk bequeathing costly confusion to our nearest and
dearest by not making a Will.
Most people at some time in their lives consider putting their affairs in order, but the thought often passes without further action. There are of the normal excuses of "we're too busy," or "I don't plan on dying just yet!" But we find for many people, the reason they had not got around to making a Will, is because they were not aware of the severe consequences to their family if anything was to happen to them, as they had just assumed that everything would be OK.
However, if you care about who inherits your estate, and you want everything to be "OK," then you need an up to date professionally drafted Will.
Contact us anytime and we'll organise someone to call and show you how you can benefit from our expert advice.
The Financial Services Authority does not regulate will writing
*APS Legal & Associates (September 2006)
