In our latest blogpost we thought we would try to highlight not just the importance of Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney but also to point out the advantages of having such important documents. In addition, we will explain what happens in the cases where this kind of provision has
There’s a lot of useful information available online about Wills and inheritance, but equally there’s a lot of misleading information out there, and some that’s just plain wrong. In this article we try to address what you should be aware of, and to point you in the right direction. Do
You’ve made the decision to put your affairs in order and make a Will. You’ve given serious thought to providing for your family in the future. You’ve done more than just think about it, you’ve had your Will drawn up. For the purposes of this article today, it doesn’t matter
Full names, address, dates of birth Telephone number(s), email address Current marital status, any previous marriages, any children/other immediate family? If children – full names, addresses, dates of birth; are there any children from previous marriages/relationships? Do you want to appoint guardians for minor children? If so please give names
What would happen to you and your family if you lost the ability to manage your own affairs? Think dementia, stroke, accident etc. It’s a sad fact that more and more of us are affected by these things, especially as we get older. This can mean that we are no
It’s a fact that nobody likes talking about Wills and inheritance. We’re the first to admit it’s not the most exciting subject, but it can’t be denied that it’s a very important subject and one that can cause a great deal of family upset and resentment if it’s not addressed.
Aber Wills Limited
Unit 4
Ffordd yr Onnen
Lon Parcwr Business Park
Ruthin
Denbighshire
LL15 1NJ
Telephone: 07557 116 317
Email: info@aberwills.co.uk