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In order to assist you in relation to what you are likely to put into your Wills, we would suggest that you consider the following : Who are the suitable Executors and Trustees of your Wills.
Should this in fact be an independent solicitor or family members or both. We will need full name and address
You should consider whether you have any particular wishes in relation to cremation or burial or what those wishes are likely to entail.
You then need to consider whether you are going to leave any gifts to Charity.
You then need to consider whether you are going to leave specific gifts to any individual. This can be monetary in value such as a gift of money or individual items such as your father’s War medals or a particular painting.
You then need to consider what is going to happen to the rest of your estate and how that is to be divided.
The common scenario is that you leave everything to your spouse and then to your children. In the event of one child dying before you it is often the case that the child’s share is then divided between that child’s children.
We will advise you as to the various powers that you need to put in the Will to enable your Executors and Trustees to deal with the estate properly.
What is certain is that it is always better to have a Will than not. On occasions it may be that you do not want to leave money to a person who may feel entitled. In these circumstances it is necessary for you to leave behind a statement indicating why you made this decision.
If there are any issues over your mental capacity it is necessary to get the Will signed by a Doctor who should undertake a medical report.
We should all have a Will in order to avoid disputes after our death. It is important that this is a considered document. We will assist you with the drafting, carefully considering your position.
Your Will will be drafted by a solicitor. Charges vary depending on the Wills complexity.
Whilst making a Will you should consider making a Lasting Power of Attorney to allow a person to act on your behalf if you lose mental capacity.
For more information or to arrange your free half hour appointment please contact us on 01245 345 999 or go to our contact page.
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Morris & Co Solicitors
Suite 5, Banters House, Banters Lane Business Park, Main Road, Great Leighs
Essex, CM3 1QX
F: 01245 345900
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We have developed a reputation for delivering exceptional service and for achieving outstanding results. We take the time to understand your specific requirements and always look to resolve matters in a sensible, professional manner, to the betterment of our clients. We communicate regularly, keeping you constantly updated with the progress being made on your case.
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The charge out rate for our solicitors is £252 per hour plus VAT. The charge for our paralegals is £170 per hour plus VAT.
Mr Morris’s individual roll number is 150172.
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