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Making a Will | Expert Will Writing Services in Taunton

Why is making a will important ?

Many people believe, “I don’t need a Will, everything I own will automatically go to my spouse or partner.” However, this is far from guaranteed.

If you are not married, your partner’s interest in your estate could be challenged by your next of kin, who may not be sympathetic to their situation. Even if you are married, your surviving spouse may not inherit everything if you die without a Will (intestate). The outcome then depends on the intestacy rules.

Without a Will, the legitimate expectations of your children or grandchildren may be frustrated, and your wishes may not be carried out as you intended.

How to Make a Will with Taunton Solicitors

Making a Will provides you and your family with peace of mind. By completing your Will, you ensure your loved ones are provided for and your estate is passed on according to your wishes.

Taunton Solicitors make the process simple and straightforward. Our expert team guides you through every step, ensuring your Will is legally sound and tailored to your needs.

Cost of Making a Will with a Solicitor

It is not expensive to make a Will, and our transparent pricing means you’ll know exactly what to expect. We can advise on all matters you may wish to consider when making a Will.

If, during your initial meeting, your situation appears more complex than anticipated, we will inform you of any additional likely fees before proceeding. If you decide not to have a Will prepared by us, there is no charge for that first consultation.

Get Started on Making a Will Today

Looking to make a Will in the UK? Taunton Solicitors are here to help. Contact us to arrange your initial meeting and take the first step towards protecting your estate and your family’s future.

Please feel free to call a member of our team for an initial discussion about your requirements (free of charge).

Email: [email protected]

Telephone: 01823 351122

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