County Wills (South West) Ltd
4 Masefield
Wootton Bassett, nr Swindon
Wiltshire SN4
8JR
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Will Writers -
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with the IPW Code of Practice
Do you want the security of knowing your estate will be taken care of after your
death? Writing a Will is an important part of your long-
Without a Will, you have no control over what happens to your estate after your death. For your peace of mind, County Wills takes care of everything for you.
Ann Douglas is a professional Will writer who offers a range of services to protect
both your family and long-
Based near Swindon, County Wills provides a personal Will writing service across Wiltshire and the South West. For more information, call Ann Douglas on 01793 840174 (or 07422 574408 if you prefer). Alternatively, email your enquiry and she'll get back to you.
If you die intestate: without a Will, everything you have worked for will be at the mercy of the courts. By making a Will today, you can make the decisions about who will benefit from your estate.
Making a Will is particularly important today with the all-
Making a Will is not just for people with children or step-
Because you've worked hard all your life you are entitled to ensure the people who mean the most to you are provided for.
Writing a Will now:
Should you die without making a Will (intestate), the law decides how your estate is divided.
This sometimes means loved ones aren't beneficiaries, causing untold stress and heartache at an already traumatic time.
With Ann's expertise, you can safeguard the future, eliminate any argument, and avoid the strain of hefty solicitor's fees on your estate.
Life is never simple. To guide you through the options available, Ann visits your home at a time convenient to you. Using plain, straightforward language, she'll guide you through the process of making your Will. Ann will explain everything you need to know, highlight any possible difficulties and answer all your questions.
Throughout life, we encounter milestones which change our situation. This might be the birth of a child, divorce, or even when someone has been really important to your life and you feel that they should rewarded by a mention in your Will.
It is critical your Will is updated if your personal circumstances change. In the case of divorce, your estranged husband, wife, or civil partner could still benefit from your estate should you die before your divorce is finalised.
If your Will is out-
A Lasting Power of Attorney protects you in life if you become incapable of managing your own affairs. This is an optional legal document which allows you to appoint someone to act on your behalf should you lose capacity. Though you may have all your faculties intact now, the day might come when you are unable to make choices.
A Lasting Power of Attorney can only be made by someone of sound mind, so it is important to address this before it's too late. It is only implemented if or when you are unable to make decisions for yourself. Many people choose to make a Lasting Power of Attorney at the same time as they make their Will.
County Wills can put your mind at rest by arranging this for you.
For further advice, contact County Wills, Swindon's Will writing specialists on 01793 840174 (or 07422 574408 if you prefer).
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