Making a Will is easier than you think

You can include any assets in your own name, for example savings, property or personal possessions. If you jointly own an asset such as a property, you can include this in your Will but you will both need to stipulate the same wishes. Assets such as pensions or Life Assurance policies that are written into trust are typically not included in a Will.

In your Will you can;
– appoint executors
– name beneficiaries
– appoint guardians and trustees for children under 18
– add exclusions clauses (if required)
– add Will trusts (if required)

WSL also offers Lasting Powers of Attorney and Lifetime Membership Services. Your consultant can advise on these further at your appointment.

Solicitors offer professional advice, however not many solicitors specialise in this area of law. They often use confusing legal jargon and usually only operate within typical business hours which means you might need to take time off work.

WSL are specialists. Our convenient home visit or video appointments are available morning and evening, including weekends, and our experienced consultants explain everything in plain English. We offer fixed fees that are quoted upfront.

We understand a home visit may not be suitable for everyone. Therefore we also offer video call appointments so you can get the benefit of speaking to one of our specialists face to face without them coming to your home.