Writing a will is often a necessary part of good financial planning. Here, Watsons Solicitors highlight the importance of writing a will with a solicitor.
Writing a will allows individuals to decide what happens to their assets on their passing. Without a will, it is up to the law to decide where your money and other assets will go. A will can also ensure that loved ones don’t end up paying more inheritance tax than they need to. While you may be able to write a will without assistance, it is highly recommended for individuals to seek advice on wills from a legal expert.
Writing a will with a solicitor is extremely important. There are a number of benefits to using a solicitor to provide wills and probate advice, including:
All solicitors are regulated. If you or a family member have any problems, there are different levels of action that may be taken. Here at Watsons, we have over 50 years’ experience providing advice on wills. Our reputation is second to none because we ensure all legal procedures, including wills and probate, are overseen by a partner, thereby ensuring all clients receive the best possible level of care.
You can also be sure that no mistakes are being made. Commonly, problems with wills arise because an individual has not sought legal advice. By writing a will with a solicitor at Watsons Solicitors, you can be safe in the knowledge that your family will be protected in the worst-case scenario.
Writing a will can be a stressful process, but it needn’t be when you seek the skills and knowledge of Watsons Solicitors. As experienced solicitors, we can help explain the complicated terms surrounding wills and probate, include inheritance tax. Here at Watsons Solicitors, we can help you make the right decisions for both you and your family.
As expert lawyers, Watsons Solicitors can provide you with the information and advice you need when writing a will. We understand that the law can be extremely complicated, which is why we will explain all legal matters in simple terms.
Watsons Solicitors are experienced solicitors, providing advice on wills. For more information on writing a will with a solicitor, contact us today on 01925 571212.
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