Wills and Probate

Making a will is your opportunity to have a say in exactly who should benefit following your death.

If you do not make a will, the law states who will receive your estate and this could be someone you may not wish to inherit. This can cause difficulties if you are not married.

It is important to ensure your will clearly sets out your wishes to minimize the risk of your will being challenged after your death.

We can also provide guidance to assist in potential future inheritance tax liabilities:

Wills
Probate
Lasting Powers of Attorney
Advance Directives

For more information please contact us on 01483 771733 or email us at office@mullenderlaw.com