Making a will is always a difficult procedure to do but will give you control over your affairs and peace of mind knowing that at this sad time in your families lives all your financial business will have been taken care of through your will taking the pressure of your nearest and dearest at this sad time.

There are many reasons for making a Will including:

• You think you may be eligible to have to pay Inheritance Tax
• You have children who would need to be cared for should anything happen to me
• You have recently divorced or in the process doing so
• You own all or part of a business
• You own your property yourself or with a partner
• You are not married to your partner
• Your financial circumstances have changed and you have come into some money
• You have just got married or remarried
• If you fail to make a will the law relating to intestacy does not recognise common law spouses or step children. If you die intestate, your common law spouse or stepchildren will get nothing.

When you make a Will you can decide:

• The Executors who will handle your affairs and carry out your wishes
• Who will receive any monetary gifts from yourself or other specific items of property or family heirloom
• Who will receive the balance of your money and state any conditions you wish to apply with the inheritance
• Who you would wish to take care for your children if they are aged under 18
• You may also wish to make arrangements for a Cremation or burial and any other personal requirements for your funeral , and if you wish to donate organs for transplant
  

Here at Fasttrack we can help you with all your legal requirements involved within the process of making your will and any Probate matters that you need help resolving.

Please contact us on 0845 120 0069 or click on the link below to fill in our brief online claim form and one of our fully trained advisors will contact you shortly