Legal Love Letters™
Wills are more about love than money.
We show you how to write one
you feel really good about.
Your Legal Love Letter
What will yours say?
Why do I need a Will?
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Are you married?
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Do you have children from a previous relationship?
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Are you and your partner unmarried?
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Do you have assets in your name only?
Your assets will be frozen until any claims are processed and the administration of your estate is completed. This could take months or even years and cause huge distress and financial difficulties for those who rely on you.
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Do you have children under 18?
Did you know if you don't appoint a guardian for your children, the courts and social services
will have to?
Most Married Couples mistakenly assume that everything they have will automatically go to their other half if one of them dies. Without a Will, other members of the family could make a legitimate claim on your estate.
In the absence of both parents, assets will pass to the children (or family) of whoever died second, leaving the other person's family with nothing. There's no such thing as simultaneous death in the eyes of the law. Read more about it here.
Your partner has no legal entitlement to any part of your estate unless you write a Will to include them. Read Gill Lavery's sad story here.
What's Next?
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How do I start?
Begin by arranging a free 15 minute video call session by contacting our friendly team or booking a time online. Even if you aren't sure about a full consultation just yet, an initial chat over the phone with a legacy adviser about your will or LPA is a really good idea.
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What do I need to get ready before a meeting?
You'll be pleased to know that there is nothing you need to prepare in advance - in fact it is better that you put it out of your mind until we see you.
Legal Love Letters | How do I start | Will writing | Probate | Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
Arrange a home visit
Discuss your Will or Lasting power of attorney with an expert in the comfort of your own home (or office) at a time that's suits you.
daytime or evening
Sometimes it's easier to speak after the children have gone to bed. If you are busy during the daytime with work or you have young children, book an evening session when
you'll be more relaxed.
See what our lovely clients say:
❝ Cheryl has worked with a number of my clients now and without exception they have been delighted with her clear delivery of knowledge, bringing the right solutions at reasonable cost.❞