Making a Will

Why do you need a Will?

A Will dictates what you would like to happen to your Estate following your death and is a key element in estate planning. Without a will you are unable to control what happens to your assets after death and the law will determine how your estate will be distributed. So your family, friends and other receiving parties may not receive what you wish them to, and those you leave behind will have to cope with legal complications on top of losing a loved one.

Many married people believe that their possessions would automatically go to their partner. However without a Will, that is not necessarily the case. Also if you are not married, your partner may actually receive nothing.

Jennings Solicitors have specialists with a broad experience in estate planning and can help:

Ensure that your estate is distributed exactly as you wish
Draw up your Will, making provision for all the people important to you
Ensure that your wishes are carried out
Minimise your tax liabilities by advising on inheritance tax
Ensure wealth protection by advising on assets
Arrange signing of your Will and retain it for safe-keeping
Making a legally valid Will is the only way to be sure that, in the event of your death, your money and possessions go to the people and causes you care about

Why Choose Jennings Will Solicitors for Estate Planning?

We are an accredited member of the Law Society’s Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme (WIQS)
We have vast experience in estate planning and have assisted many clients secure their wealth
We will explain the process clearly and keep you informed about what is happening at each stage
We provide cost effective solutions tailored to your situation and will provide clear information about costs involved
All communication and support is confidential

We are a Member of The Law Society’s Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme (WIQS)

We are delighted to be an accredited member of the Law Society’s Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme (WIQS). This shows that we follow best practice procedures to meet the highest standards of technical expertise and client service in providing tailored wills and probate advice to consumers.
1. We will not pressure you into buying more complex advice that is not in your best interests.

2. Our dedicated wills and probate service is tailored to your needs. We will explain the process,
options, costs and likely timescales.

3. We will keep you up-to-date using your preferred method of communication.

4. Accredited solicitors and other staff complete mandatory training on the WIQS standard
and show compliance through annual re-accreditation and ongoing enforcement checks by
the Law Society.

Our Promise to You

Jennings will advise and explain, in plain English, what your rights are. We specialise in giving practical sensible, timely advice when you need it to assist you decide the best course of action and help resolve any specific issues you are facing, and provide as much or as little help you require.

Further information on these individual services is available in this section or...

To arrange a free no obligation consultation on Estate Planning including setting up a Will please contact Jennings Solicitors today...

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