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If you do not have a will, your assets will be distributed in accordance with the Administration Act 1969, which means the law decides who is to get your estate and how it should be divided, and things may not be distributed in the way you would have wanted them to be.
Things to consider when making your will:
- Who do you trust to deal with your will as your executor or executors, and to manage your estate for your beneficiaries?
- Do you have any wishes for your funeral arrangements?
- If you have children under the age of 18, who would you like to appoint as their guardian?
- Do you want to leave specific gifts of money or items to a person or to your favourite charity?
- Who do you want to leave your legacy to? Your spouse/partner, children, parents, nieces, nephews, siblings?
It is so important to get advice that reflects your personal situation, whether you have a simple or complex family dynamics or ownership of assets. Let our experienced and friendly team assist you in crafting your will, tailored to suit your own individual circumstances and wishes, and to create your lasting legacy.
