5
Reasons why you
Shouldn’t have a Will
one You know when you’re going to die, you’ve got
loads of time!
two You rather like the idea of your children battling
over your estate, falling out and never speaking to
each other again!
three You dislike your spouse and would prefer them
to struggle with strenuous legal issues and be
tied up in expensive litigation with your children for
many years.
four Your family doesn’t need the money. You actually
much prefer the idea of the Government taking as
much of your estate for taxes as they wish.
five You think foster care would be the best place for
your children, whilst Social Services and your family
fight in court over which relative gets custody.
Of course, we are being overly flippant! Like us,
you will not agree with any of these reasons.
Get in touch with our legal
experts to discuss your Wills
and Inheritance Tax Planning:
Pershore
01386 562000
So, you should be asking yourself one very
important question?
What logical reason is there
for you NOT to have a Will?
Tewkesbury
01684 299633
Cheltenham
01242 235250
Stratford-upon-Avon
01789 295544
The Grapevine
You may assume that everything you own at your death
will go to your husband, wife or partner, or perhaps you
believe you have nothing to leave anyway.
The fact is, without a Will, the Intestacy Rules say who gets
what and put simply your property may not go to those who
you wish to receive it. If you care about who benefits from
your property after your death you MUST MAKE A WILL.
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