WILLS
Making aWill
Your Will and Testament (Will) represents your wishes. That is, what you will like to happen to your assets (estate) and in most cases, your mortal remains (whether you wish to be buried or cremated, and where).
Other things you need to know:
- You need at least one Executor, but two or more is better.
- On your death your Executors/Trustees would have the power to deal with probate; administer your estate according to your wishes as expressed in your Will; pay inheritance tax, funeral expenses and debts, etc, as applicable.
- You must sign your Will in the presence of two witnesses who must be present in the same place, at the same time, and must witness each other sign in front of you, for the Will to be valid.
- We do not provide Will storage facility, so you must collect your original signed/witnessed Will for your safekeeping.
Our Fees
We charge a fixed fee of £270 (plus VAT) for the making of each Will. If a couple is making a mirror Will, we may give a small discount.
We provide Home, Care Home and Hospital visits for an additional fee of £150 plus VAT for each three-mile radius distance, per Solicitors. Each visit must be attended by at least two Solicitors.
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We can put you in touch with the right will dispute solicitors, who will help you challenge a will or contest probate
5 reasons why you should contact CITYWIDE Solicitors' team of lawyers today:
- We are experts in the field of contested probate and challenging wills.
- We have nationwide coverage.
- We will provide a speedy response to your query so you know where you stand as soon as possible.
- If your case is accepted, our specialist will dispute solicitors will take it up within a matter of days.
- Our specialist will dispute solicitors has successfully concluded scores of contested probate cases on behalf of clients.