Last Will & Testament Overview!

A Last Will & Testament is probably one of the most important documents that you will make during your lifetime. Not alone does it allow you to provide for the distribution of your assets following your death, but it also allows you to appoint guardians to care for any young children that you may have and even make long term property management arrangements for your beneficiaries.

In the absence of making these simple decisions for yourself, a court will make them on your behalf based on legislation that is often decades old. The court will make its choices without reference or regard to your wishes or those of your family. It will simply enforce the law.

This Last Will Kit, which has been prepared by experienced solicitors, brings you step-by-step through the process of making your own personalised will. As well as including sample last will forms and detailed instructions, it also includes useful information in relation to matters such as making gifts, providing for children, choosing guardians, executors and beneficiaries, saving on inheritance tax and much more. All of this information is presented in an easy-to-understand format which is free from the excessive use of legal jargon which is so often found in other legal kits.

Whether you're married or single and whether you have children or not, this legal kit is suitable for everyone. It is designed to help you create a personalised will reflective of your circumstances quickly and easily without the need for a solicitor. It does this through the provision of clear and simple instructions as well as template last will forms similar to those used by Solicitors all over the country to cater for their clients.

Forms Included in the Kit:

• Will Writing Worksheet
• Last Will & Testament forms for a single person who has no children (2 types).
• Last Will & Testament form for a single person who has children.
• Last Will & Testament form for a person who is married (or in a registered civil partnership) and has no children (2 types).
• Last Will & Testament form for a person who is married (or in a registered civil partnership) and has children (2 types).