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We can take your instruction in the comfort of your own home throughout all of the Oldham postcode areas including Bardsley, Barrowshaw, Clarksfield, Coldhurst, Coppice, Copster Hill, Derker, Fitton Hill, Freehold, Garden Suburb, Glodwick, Greenacres, Hathershaw, Hollins, Hollinwood, Higginshaw, Limeside, Moorside, Mumps, Salem, Sholver, Waterhead, Watersheddings, Werneth, Westwood. Special Offer – apply online or via Video Call and save up to £60 Off Now. Professionally Drafted Will Explained Without The Confusing Legal Jargon. Book A Video or Telephone Appointment Now. Over 10 Years Experience. Peace of Mind For You And Your Loved Ones.
5 REASONS FOR MAKING A WILL
- Appoint your Executors of your Will
- Distribute your estate
- Appoint legal guardians for children under the age of 18
- Protect unmarried partners and children from previous relationship
- Mitigate Inheritance tax
TODAY’S SPECIAL OFFER
Contact us today and pay just:
£90 for a single Will (usual price £145)
£130 for a double Will (usual price £190)
3 simple steps to protect your loved ones
Gives Us Your Instructions
Complete our quick and easy online questionaire in the comfort of your own home
Will is Drafted
We will review your instructions before preparing your Draft usually with 14 days
Signed & Secured
Your final documents are returned to you for signing and securely stored
How it Works
APPLY ONLINE
Complete our online questionaire or arrange a Telephone / Video Call
GIVE YOUR INSTRUCTIONS
This covers information about your beneficiaries, property and assets
PAYMENT
Once you are happy that everything is included in your instructions we present you with an Invoice
DRAFT LEGALLY PREPARED
We will prepared and send you a draft either via email or post within 14 days
REVIEW YOUR WILL
Your document is available for further amendements before the Final document is prepared
SIGN & REGISTER
Your Final document is sent via recorded delivery to be signed and witnessed.An optional storage facility is available
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Make sure YOU choose what happens to your belongings not the state
Creating a will is an essential step in ensuring your assets are distributed according to your wishes after you pass away. Oldham Will Writing Services can guide you through this process, helping you make informed decisions about your estate. Here’s what to consider when writing your will:
Assess Your Assets
Start by listing all your assets, including joint assets, and decide who you want to inherit them. Discuss your intentions with your partner, as their will may need to align with yours. If you have specific items, such as jewellery, artwork, or furniture, that you want to leave to someone special, be detailed in your descriptions. Additionally, if you wish to leave a legacy to a charity, decide whether it will be a cash sum, an item, or a portion of your estate.
Consider Your Children
If you have children under 18 or are planning to have children, appointing a guardian in your will is crucial. Discuss this decision with both your partner and the potential guardian. You’ll also need to decide at what age your children should inherit—while the law allows inheritance at 18, you may prefer to delay it until they are older.
Choose Your Executors
Appointing at least two executors is advisable. These can be family members, trusted friends, or professionals like solicitors, and they can also be beneficiaries of your will. Executors are responsible for carrying out your wishes, so choose individuals who are capable and trustworthy.
Understand the Costs
The cost of writing your will with Oldham Will Writing Services depends on your specific circumstances. We will discuss your needs and provide a clear cost estimate before preparing your will. The fee includes indefinite storage of your will and registration with Certainty, a national will database, saving you £30 per will. If your will requires trusts or tax planning, additional costs may apply, and we’ll inform you during your initial consultation.
Regularly Review Your Will
Life events like marriage, divorce, or remarriage can partially or fully invalidate your will, so it’s important to review and update it regularly to ensure it still reflects your wishes.
Cohabitation Considerations
If you move in with a new partner without marrying or entering a civil partnership, it’s essential to update your will. Intestacy laws don’t recognise cohabiting partners, so you’ll need to explicitly include them in your will.
Divorce and Remarriage
Divorce and remarriage can significantly impact your will. It’s crucial to review your will in these situations to protect the interests of your children, ensuring they still receive their share of your estate, potentially through a Life Interest Trust.
Oldham Will Writing Services offers expert guidance and professional will writing to help secure your family’s future.
Contact us now on 0800 368 9770 for a FREE quote or for free help and advice from our experts. We’re waiting for your call.
Why You Need A Will?
Having a will is increasingly important in these troubled times. Arguing over the estate of a loved one breaks up a number of families every year. If you die without making a will:
- Your partner may not be able to inherit your property and possessions
- If you have intended a gift for your friend or grandchild it won’t reach them.
- If you are unmarried, your partner will not receive anything
- If you have children, particularly stepchildren, guardianship of the children would become unclear. A court will decide their future, and who looks after them.
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