Writing a Will can feel like something you should get around to eventually. But many families have questions about what happens without one, what makes a Will valid and whether an existing Will still reflects their circumstances.
A Will is one of the most important parts of planning for your family's future. Understanding the process and what you want your Will to achieve can help you decide what questions to ask before you start.
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A Will helps set out what you want to happen to your estate. Without one, different rules apply and the people you'd choose to inherit may not automatically be the people who do.
Read more in the Knowledge Centre →This is one of the most common questions families ask. Understanding what happens without a Will can help you decide whether you need to put your wishes in writing.
Read the full explanation →There are important requirements surrounding how a Will is prepared, signed and witnessed. Getting any of these wrong can mean a Will is challenged or set aside.
Learn more →Marriage, divorce, a new grandchild, a house move or a change in who you want to benefit are all good reasons to review an existing Will.
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