WILL WRITERS IN WELLING

• Home visit Will Writing service
• We can arrange to visit during the day or the evening 
• Standard Wills
• Living Wills
• Protective Trust Wills
• Business Wills 
• Lasting Powers of Attorney - Personal Welfare
• Lasting Power of Attorney - Property & Affairs 
• Childrenīs Trusts
• Disabled Trusts
• Discretionary Trusts
• Protective Property Wills
• Severance of Tenancy (to create Tenants In Common) 
• Second visit to deliver documents and ensure correct signing & witnessing
• Free visit for advice with no obligation
  
• Straightforward process - no jargon used
• Fixed competitive prices
• Pre-paid Funeral Plans
• Probate Services
• Document Storage service with free annual Will update

Legal Services UK Ltd. is a nationwide company specialising in this area. They are full members of the Society of Will Writers. All consultants are highly trained professionals working in accordance with the latest UK law.

Legal Services make the Will a straightforward process and it does not have to be a worrying experience. Join the thousands who have obtained peace of mind from our Will Writing service.

If you die without a Will:

• Your dependants may have difficulty in gaining access to funds at a difficult time
  
  
• It could take up to 2 years to settle the estate and high costs are involved
  
  
• Courts will decide the guardianship of any children under the age of 18. An unmarried father may not be granted automatic guardianship of any children on the death of the mother.
  
  
• Your funeral arrangement wishes may not be known or followed

• Partners may miss out as the Intestacy law does not recognise people living together
  
  
• Stepchildren may miss out as they do not automatically inherit unless mentioned in a Will.
  
  
• Your wishes regarding particular gifts or special provisions for loved ones may not be implemented
  
  
• Your property may pass to a new marriage partner of your spouse if you die first
  
  
• Your heirs may face a large Inheritance Tax liability (larger than necessary)

In 2007  70,000 people had to sell their homes to pay for long term care; a correctly written Will can safeguard at least half a  property asset from this fate.