Protecting what matters most to you
A Will is a legal document in which you express your wishes as to how your money, property and assets are administered and distributed after your death. A well written Will can provide clarity after your death. Your Will is simply a way of making sure the people you care about are looked after when you’re no longer around. It sets out who receives your money, property, and possessions – and if you have children under 18, it lets you choose who’ll be there to guide them.
Why having a Will matters
It really matters. Think about everything you’ve built over the years. The home you’ve made. The savings you’ve tucked away. The treasured belongings that hold meaning for you and your family. A Will ensures all of this goes exactly where you want it to go – to the people who matter most.
Without a Will, intestacy rules will apply, and these are unlikely to distribute your estate as you wish. What this means is the law decides what happens to your estate, and that might not match what you’d have chosen. Your partner, children, or close friends could miss out, simply because your wishes weren’t written down. A Will puts you in control, and the correct Will can be impartial to dangerous risks.
It’s about peace of mind
Writing a Will isn’t about dwelling on difficult thoughts – it’s about creating certainty. It’s knowing that your family won’t face unnecessary stress or confusion during an already challenging time. It’s the comfort of having everything in order, so your loved ones can focus on what really matters: each other.
Many people put off writing a Will because it feels like a big task, too daunting, and always something else takes priority so ‘they don’t have time to think about it’ or because they assume it’s complicated. Does that sound like you? The truth is, it’s far more straightforward than you might think – and once it’s done, you’ll wonder why you waited.
Just started a family?
Becoming a parent is exciting and brings many new responsibilities, BUT it is so easily forgotten that without a will in place, and you pass away, and your child is a minor, it could result in a court deciding who brings your children up. It DOES NOT automatically become a grandparent/close friend, right to guardianship. It’s so important to have a Will naming your chosen guardian. In addition, if you are a homeowner and do not have a Will, your home could be tied up in Probate, making it harder for your family to maintain or sell when they need stability the most. Think to yourself: who will care for your children? No surviving parent plus no Will means your children become the responsibility of the court and not who YOU would wish to be their guardian.
What can a Will include?
Your Will can cover as much or as little as you need. Most people use theirs to:
No one likes to think about a Will, but everyone MUST plan for it. Getting your Will sorted is one of the most thoughtful things you can do for the people you love, and the relief you will feel knowing you have the right plan in place is a great feeling! Let us help you. Don’t put it off, and don’t forget that at Maple Wills, we make the process simple, personal, and completely jargon-free.
A Will sets out how you want your money, property, and possessions to be distributed after your death and allows you to appoint guardians for children under the age of 18.
We can’t predict when our time will come to an end. You’ve worked hard every day, putting in the effort to get where you are now. Ultimately, we want to share the results of our lifelong work with our loved ones. Giving the product of our life’s work as a gift is the biggest and best thing we can do – it’s everything we own. It’s crucial to make sure this is done right – by writing a Will.
A Will sets out how you want your money, property, and possessions to be distributed after your death and allows you to appoint guardians for children under the age of 18.
We can’t predict when our time will come to an end. You’ve worked hard every day, putting in the effort to get where you are now. Ultimately, we want to share the results of our lifelong work with our loved ones. Giving the product of our life’s work as a gift is the biggest and best thing we can do – it’s everything we own. It’s crucial to make sure this is done right – by writing a Will.
At MapleWills, we understand the importance of Wills and estate planning. Our experienced and compassionate team is here to guide you through process, ensuring you have a legally sound Will that captures all your requirements .
We’re dedicated to making sure your legacy is preserved as you envision
Don’t wait to protect your family’s future. Contact us today.
At MapleWills, we understand the importance of Wills and estate planning. Our experienced and compassionate team is here to guide you through process, ensuring you have a legally sound Will that captures all your requirements .
We’re dedicated to making sure your legacy is preserved as you envision
Don’t wait to protect your family’s future. Contact us today.
At Maple Wills, we understand the importance of Wills and estate planning. Our experienced and compassionate team is here to guide you through process, ensuring you have a legally sound document that captures all your requirements . We will talk you through writing your Will/Trust/LPA in clear cut, unambiguous language so you fully understand your options and make the right choices for you and your loved ones.
We write Wills/Trusts and LPA’s every day, and we will guide you towards choosing the most appropriate will for your circumstances, we are dedicated to making sure your legacy is preserved as you envision.
Maple Wills complies with the strict industry rules and checks required. Alongside professional indemnity insurance, this will ensure you receive the trustworthy professional and confidential service you require. Don’t wait to protect your family’s future. Contact us today.
