Everyone should have a well written. A will ensures that your wishes are carried out. No will at all means that you die intestate. In these cases laws that govern the way in which your estate should be distributed come into effect. These laws do not take into consideration modern family relationships.
A solution to the problems posed by modern families can be overcome with good advice from experienced solicitors.
Andrew Way of Latimer Hinks Solicitors explains why you should choose a solicitor rather than a will writer to draft your will.
Growth in Contested Wills Could Mean Heartache for Families
This week the BBC2 documentary "Can't Take It With You" aired. A very interesting programme dealing with the problems of modern family relationships and distribution of assets.
Anne Elliott of Latimer Hinks comments on the programme in her blog "Can't Take It With You"
Further information
STEP - Society of Estate and Trust Practitioners -
STEP members (TEPs) provide expert advice on how to comply with the often complex law and tax rules surrounding trusts, estates and inheritance.
Anne Elliott and Andrew Way are full professional members
SFE - Solicitors for the Elderly -
Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE) is an independent, national organisation of lawyers, such as solicitors, barristers, and legal executives who are committed to providing the highest quality of legal advice for older and vulnerable people, their families and carers.
Many of our Private Client Team are members of SFE. Andrew is also Executive Director and Secretary of SFE
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