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A Professionally drawn Will for £19 and sent to you electronically the same day!
You have spent your life saving and creating your wealth and it seems a little irresponsible to throw caution to the winds when it comes to the issue of making your Will. Many people simply put it off with the inevitable consequences. Don't let that be you!
Why Make a Will?
- Certainty - your money will go where you wish it to go
- Intestacy - if you die intestate there could be long delays sorting out who gets what
- Divorce and remarriage - if you are affected by either of these make sure you review your will
- Partners - there is no such thing as a common law wife or husband in the eyes of the law
So do it today
Over50s.com has teamed up with ProfessionalWills to bring you a cost effective on-line will writing service backed up with advice where you need it.
To start writing your will simply click here. The link will take you to the over50s.com section of the ProfessionalWills website.
Why Make a Will?
We all need to make Wills to be certain that the people we want to benefit actually do so. Do not to leave such things to chance.
You can avoid any uncertainty by leaving a clear valid Will.
If you die without leaving a valid Will you are said to have died Intestate. If you have made a Will and this has not been completed correctly it will have no effect on your death and the Intestacy rules will apply. This will be the same as if you had not left a Will.
The problem with intestacy is that it is difficult to undo if there are disagreements in the family. It can also be very difficult, time consuming and as a result expensive, to trace all the heirs, or the persons entitled to share an estate.
There are special rules that apply when you divorce. The law is quite clear that the divorced partner is regarded as having died at the date of the divorce i.e. before you, and thus will not share in the distribution of your estate, unless your Will shows a contrary intention.
The rule does not apply when you are separated and there is in this circumstance a greater need to remake your Will. Also remember that when you marry or remarry your existing Will is revoked unless it was made in contemplation of that marriage.
Partners are not really recognised in English Law although the position is slowly changing. At the moment the popular concept of a common law wife or husband does not exist. There is some protection under recent legislation so that a partner who has lived with the deceased for at least two years can make a claim for proper provision, but it is still a long and potentially expensive process.
It would be better for both parties to complete comprehensive Wills to remove misunderstanding and with it, the resultant anguish and possible hardship for the survivor.
ProfessionalWills is a division of Documents Plus Ltd (DPL)
DPL has been building and supplying professional Will systems internationally to banks and financial institutions for over 10 years. Its systems are supplied to the English legal profession by the two foremost U.K. law publishers.
Unlike most services on the Internet we don't supply Will packs or templates - you receive a Will document tailored to your wishes ready to sign.
Our Intelligent, Interactive questionnaire is unique and ensures that you spend the shortest possible time online to complete your Will.
When you use our Supervised Service our team of in-house Solicitors not only check that that your application is in order but are also there to answer any questions that you may have.
By using the latest technology we are confident that we can not only offer you the best service but also deliver your Will to you in the shortest possible time.
