Leave the inheritance you intend
Decide who should receive your home, savings and possessions. You can provide for a partner, children and others you want to remember, leave particular gifts and support a cause that matters to you.
Will writing
Make a will that looks afterthe people you love
Choose who inherits, who would care for your children and who carries out your wishes. We’ll help you make a will that gives your loved ones clear answers and provides for them in the way you intend.
Book a free consultationPersonal advice
Give your family the certainty of knowing your wishes.
Your will is your chance to decide what happens to the home, savings and possessions you leave behind. It lets you name the people you want to benefit, choose guardians for your children and appoint people you trust to carry out your wishes.
We’ll help you turn those decisions into a will that reflects your life. Whether you’re providing for a partner, balancing the needs of a blended family or looking after someone who needs extra support, we’ll explain your choices and recommend how to provide for the people you love.
Book a free consultation →What your will can do
Decide what you leave. Choose who receives it.
Every choice has a purpose: helping the people you care about receive the support and inheritance you want for them.
Choose who looks after your children
Name the people you would want to care for your children and choose executors to deal with your estate. We’ll explain the roles and help you think through who can best carry out each responsibility.
Decide how and when they inherit
An inheritance can help with education, a first home or a loved one’s long-term needs. We’ll discuss the age your children should inherit and how a will trust can provide support over time or balance a partner’s needs with your children’s future.
A will that reflects your family
We’ll look at your family circumstances, any existing will and how you own your home. We’ll explain the rules that apply in Scotland or England and Wales and help you make a will that reflects your wishes.
Planning for your children
“Who would look after our children if something happened to us?”
Your will lets you name the people you would want to raise your children and decide how their inheritance should be managed. We’ll help you make both decisions, so you can put plans in place for their care and financial future.
Let’s plan for your children →Your questions answered
Get your wishes in place with confidence.
We’ll explain the decisions, help you make them and guide you through completing your will.
What difference does having a will make?
A will lets you choose who inherits, name guardians for your children and appoint people you trust to deal with your estate. We’ll help you record your wishes clearly and provide for the people who matter to you.
Can you review a will we already have?
Yes. We’ll look at it alongside your current circumstances and wishes, and explain whether it still achieves what you want. A new relationship, children, a house move or a change in your finances can all make a review valuable.
What should we think about before we talk?
Think about who you want to inherit, who you would choose as executors and, if relevant, who could care for your children. A rough idea of your property, savings and other assets is helpful. We’ll guide you through the details during our conversation.
Take the first step
Make your wishes clear. Give your family a plan.
Book a free consultation to make or review your will. We’ll talk through who you want to provide for, answer your questions and explain the work and costs. Leave your details or choose a time to get started.
Book a free consultation →Email usneill@wcifaw.co.uk
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