A will is a legal document that allows a person to decide how their assets will be distributed upon their death. In many countries, wills are used to ensure that the deceased’s wishes for their estate and other matters such as guardianship of minor children are carried out. Wills typically name one or more executors who are responsible for seeing that the terms of the will are carried out. The executor must make sure all debts and taxes from the estate have been paid, and then distribute any remaining assets according to the instructions in the will.

A will is an important legal document that establishes the wishes of a person, known as the testator, regarding how their estate should be managed and distributed upon their death. Wills can cover not just your possessions but also provide guardianship of any minor children you may have. It is vital to ensure that a will is properly written and legally valid.

To submit a valid will certain formal procedures must be followed. Each party involved in writing the will needs to understand their responsibilities under the law and the importance of having accurate information recorded in the document. Our professional estate planning attorneys have experience in wills is essential to ensure all aspects are covered appropriately and accurately.

The specifics of the document will depend on your individual needs and everyone’s circumstances are different. Our attorneys will take the time to understand your circumstances and provide you with a tailored solution that meets all legal requirements. We ensure that your wishes are accurately recorded in the document, clearly and concisely, so they can be easily understood by those involved.

We also offer advice on how best to protect your assets, tax planning, succession planning for businesses or trusts, as well as the maintenance of records such as marriage or birth certificates which may need to be seen at a later date.