Standard Wills

The majority of people put off making a Will for a variety of reasons, usually believing that the people they would wish to inherit will automatically do so. 

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Everyone. It really is that simple. In particular anyone with dependant children under 18, or elderly relatives with a disability. Anyone who has property or any other assets.

This is called dying intestate. There are intestacy laws which set out who will inherit and by how much.

The reality is all sorts of problems can arise for the people you leave behind. Some or all of your inheritance could end up with the wrong person or to the state.

In a nut shell, no. This is dependant on the size of your estate if you have not made a Will.

By instructing Smiths Estate Planning you are able to have complete peace of mind. Making a Will enables you plan exactly what will happen on your demise.