What is a Last Will?

A Last Will comes into effect when you die.  As we are all going to die, and most of us don’t have a clue how far away that time is. Life is rarely fair and it is often unexpected.  So it makes sense to maintain an up to date and valid record of what you would wish to happen to your home, your things, your money and your children should you die unexpectedly.  And that is the job that a properly thought through, up to date and valid Last Will and Testament is designed to perform.  They can also protect assets against being squandered, being lost in the divorces of your beneficiaries, or being forcibly taken by creditors such as the local Council – perhaps to pay care fees.

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When it comes, there are two things which can happen:

1) The Government will decide what your last will is and to whom your worldly goods and children will go. (That is if Eastbourne, Wealden or Lewes Councils don’t get their first!)

OR

2) You will have written a Last Will and Testament which decides what happens. YOUR CHOICE.  Clearly there is more chance of the right thing happening if your Last Will is properly disussed and then written by professionals like Allied Professional Will Writers.

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(Your Last Will does also need to be found, properly signed, up to date and not invalidated!)

So why not get your Last Will and Testament organised?

If you’re English or Welsh, there is no time like now to call our central office and get the ball rolling – leave a message if it is out of hours or we’re all on the phone (busy busy!!) The number is Eastbourne (01323) 741200 or EMAIL Our local office covers Eastbourne, Bexhill, Hailsham and Seaford but we cover the whole of England and Wales for making

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What is a Last Will and Testament?