Estate planning is a complex process, which is why we’re here to make it simple. Read through our FAQs below, and delve into our myth busting guides to understand more about what we do.
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If you don’t have a next of kin, you’ll need to state in a Will who should benefit from your estate when you pass away.
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For you and your beneficiaries:
- Avoiding Probate costs of £10,000 – £15,000
- Avoiding Probate delays, thereby giving beneficiaries immediate access to Trust funds
- Avoiding sideways disinheritance should you ever remarry or own property jointly
For your beneficiaries:
- Avoiding dilution of inheritance due to early death and sideways disinheritance, divorce or annulment of civil partnership, or insolvency and financial problems
- Avoiding Inheritance Tax in beneficiaries’ estates
- Avoiding issues with challenges to your Will and unreliable beneficiaries
- Avoiding loss of means-tested benefits for beneficiaries
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- Inheritance Tax
- Sideways disinheritance
- Probate fees and Probate delays
- Care fees
For more information, visit our Inheritance tax planning page.
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