Wills

The importance of making a will cannot be overstressed. Each will is tailor made for the client, taking into consideration his or her personal financial circumstances, family commitments and the possible incidence of taxation and in particular inheritance tax.

After a death it is important to those who are left behind that the estate is administered with sympathy as well as with efficiency. It involves obtaining valuations of all the assets of the estate, agreeing the tax liability, applying for Grant of Probate (or Letters of Administration in the event that there is no will) possible variation of the will or the Intestacy and general administration of the estate.

In some cases a trust may arise under the provisions of the will or intestacy and that trust could last for many years. It will normally require the advice and assistance of a solicitor.

Contact:
Chris Elias

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