MAKING A WILL WON’T KILL YOU!

Every person should have a will to avoid tax, legal and administrative problems for loved ones in a time of sorrow.
A will does not only appoint heirs but also provide for administrative arrangements to simplify the process of administering your estate.
Always use ordinary and clearly understandable language in your will.
Remember to review your will regularly and amend it or draft a new one whenever your circumstances change.
We assist in drafting wills especially in the following circumstances:
When there is no Will.
When there are children involved.
When a person wants to create a trust.
When the estate includes a business, farm, or property worth a great deal of money.
This list is not exhaustive.