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Amongst our most competitive services is our will writing service.

Our Solicitors apply low cost fees to the majority of our services and all charges are unambiguous and clearly stated.

Our Specialist Wills Team at Premier Solicitors have the right qualifications, technical experience and expertise to prepare your will for you, and we are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and we are also Members of the SFE (Solicitors for the Elderly).

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What is a will?

A Will is a legal document, which shows how you want your estate to be dealt with when you die. For a Will to be valid it must be in writing and must comply with certain formalities. A Will only comes into force on your death.

► What is the purpose of a will?…

A Will shows which beneficiaries you wish to benefit from your estate, it will also state who you have appointed to deal with the administration of your estate (your Executors) and ensures that your Executors have all the necessary powers they need to deal with the administration of your estate. A Will can also show your funeral wishes and who you have appointed as guardians of your minor children.

► Who can make a will?…

You can make a Will if you are 18 or over and of sound mind, memory and understanding. You are free to deal with your estate as you wish.   Our Specialist Wills Team at Premier Solicitors have the right qualifications, technical experience and expertise to prepare your fixed fee Will for you in an efficient and low cost manner. We provide a quick, friendly, professional and jargon free service which is accessible to all. We are able to offer a fixed fee will writing service nationwide - just call Premier Solicitors on 01234 358080 and we can let you talk to one of our Solicitors. Yes, you can make your own Will without the assistance of a Solicitor, however even a small mistake could invalidate your Will. Why take that chance? Have the right professionals prepare your Will to ensure that the legal formalities are complied with, and that your Will is prepared in accordance with your wishes. We are also regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and members of the Law Society, so give yourself peace of mind.

► Why should I make a will?…

You should make a Will to clearly state how you wish your estate is to be dealt with on your death. Making a Will does not attract the inevitable; it merely ensures that you have your affairs in order and avoids loved ones having to face unnecessary legal and financial difficulties at a very difficult time.   A Will is not just for the elderly. It is also important for anyone who has children as you can then deal with who is to act as guardian of your minor children, should you die whilst they are below the age of 18.   Nobody likes to pay inheritance tax, so if you wish to have specialist advice about how you can save inheritance tax then we have the expertise in-house together with a range of products and services to suit your risk profile.   Selling your family home to pay for care home fees is a big worry for many clients and, so, if you wish to have specialist advice about how you can save inheritance tax then we have the expertise in-house.

► Who will be my executors and what do they do?…

Your Executors will be the persons you wish to deal with the administration of your estate after your death. Your beneficiaries can also be your Executors. It is your Executors' responsibility to:

• determine what property and other assets you own at the date of death, as well as your liabilities.
• arrange for current valuations of your personal possessions, property, investments any pension or insurance entitlements due including any debts and bills
• arrange your funeral and arrange for the payment
• establishing Income and Inheritance Taxes liabilities and completing the necessary tax returns for the Revenue
• completing and submitting the necessary Probate forms
• arrange the clearance and sale of any property (should this be required)
• collecting assets and paying any debts
• arrange for the payment of legacies and gifts to your beneficiaries
• compiling detailed accounts to give to the main beneficiaries, before distribution of the estate
• in the case of children being beneficiaries, then the Trustees shall hold the monies on trust until required then distribute.

Choose your Executor(s) carefully This can determine how quickly and efficiently the administration of your estate is progressed.   Where you have more complex family or financial circumstances, then it would be advisable to appoint a professional Executor to assist with the administration of the estate. Examples of such circumstances include where you have children from previous marriages, potential contentious issues (i.e. where you intend to exclude family members from your Wills) if you have a business, numerous investment properties, and/or overseas assets.

We do not charge to simply being named as Executors in your Will. However, when our appointment as Executor takes effect we give beneficiaries various options as to the charging structure. We are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, so our fee structure is at the lower end of the Law Society guidelines and we are more competitive than any other Firm (whether they be Solicitors, Will Writing & Probate Companies or High Street Banks) doing Probate work. In fact our rates are so competitive that we do work for many other Solicitors, Will Writing & Probate Companies or High Street Banks, for a number of reasons to include: they may not deal with Probate work (for example Commercial only firms of Solicitors or Will Writing only companies); they may not have the expertise to deal with the more complicated cases; they may not be able to cope with large volumes of work; or we may simply be cheaper than their advertised cost!   For more routine estates we find that relatives are after appointed as Executors jointly with a professional Executor, such as Premier Solicitors.   We can assist you with whichever option you would prefer, and our expert team at Premier Solicitors would sensitively assist you in fulfilling this role.   The costs and expenses incurred by Executors, including professional fees can be recouped directly from the estate so there is no initial expense incurred by you.

► What if I want to secure a longer term benefit for my beneficiaries?…

Our Chartered Tax Advisor may have the right solution for your situation through creating a Trust, and if you wish to have specialist advice about this then please do contact us.

► Appointing guardian(s) for my children…

Many people are deterred from making a Will because they do not want to think of their children without them. A Will can reflect a parent's wishes and clearly state who will care for a child/children in the event of the death of both parents or guardians. Why leave this decision to chance?   For your information, if a mother is not married to the child's father, or the father's name is not on the child's birth certificate, then the mother would need to appoint the father as the first chosen guardian. If this was not done then according to the current law, the father would not have any automatic rights as guardian, if the mother died first.

► When can I amend or revoke my will?…

You can amend or revoke your Will at any time before your death and there are some circumstances where a Will is automatically amended or revoked. Upon divorce or dissolution of a registered civil partnership, a Will is altered insofar as any gift to a former spouse or registered civil partner is rendered invalid. Upon marriage or registration of a civil partnership (unless made in contemplation of the event), a Will is revoked. When a new Will is written the old Will should be destroyed to avoid any confusion at a later date.   Our specialists at Premier Solicitors recommend that you review your Will every five years or after any major life event such as birth, death, marriage, registered civil partnership, divorce, separation, dissolution of a registered civil partnership or moving house. Premier Solicitors recommend that Wills are reviewed in order to incorporate the changes. This aspect is often overlooked by many especially after the rapid growth of house prices over recent years.

In particular, tax efficient Wills written prior to October 2007 may no longer be appropriate as a result, we can cost-effectively advise you whether they should remain in place or whether you should update your Will to have basic Wills in place to take advantage of the transferability of the nil rate band since October 2007.   Whatever changes or advice you require our Specialist Team have the right solutions for you in order to maximise tax savings.   You can make minor alterations to your Will without having to rewrite a new Will by using a document called a codicil. A codicil confirms a previous Will, but allows you to make a few changes. If a some changes are required a codicil is an alternative to re-writing the entire Will.

► Can I challenge a will?…

Premier Solicitors are often approached by people who are unhappy about the way a deceased relative's estate is to be distributed by their Will or under the intestacy rules. Read more about challenging wills

► What happens if I do not make a will?…

If you have not or do not make a valid Will before your death, then the intestacy rules will apply. The law does not provide well for modern family situations and the Intestacy Rules are complicated, but generally your surviving spouse or registered civil partner will benefit in precedence to anyone else. However, they may not receive all of your estate, depending on whether or not you have children. If you do not leave a surviving spouse, registered civil partner or children then the intestacy rules set out who will benefit from your estate (depending on which of your relatives have survived you). This would not include your partner if you are not married or in a registered civil partnership. You may also end up having unnecessary and horrendously complicated statutory trusts of intestacy, which will add to the legal costs of administering your estate. If you have not made a valid Will then the law also sets out who is allowed to administer your estate. If potential beneficiaries cannot be found then your estate will go to the Crown!

Please note that the advice provided on this webpage is not to be relied on wholeheartedly. If you have any queries about our will writing service please do not hesitate to call Premier Solicitors on 01234 35 80 80.

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Top 10 Wills, Trusts & Probate Solicitors in Bedford

Here you can see the best Wills, Trusts & Probate solicitors in Bedford. These results are based predominantly on the reviews collected from clients in the last 12 months on ReviewSolicitors, but take into account a law firm’s accreditations, experience, size, notable cases, Legal Ombudsman and disciplinary records and other important information. Remember to leave a review after you have used a firm!

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Woodfines llp.

670 reviews

Ranked # 1 out of 12 Wills, Trusts & Probate solicitor firms in Bedford

Value for money - excellent.

"Mr Thomas Giles"

- 15/07/2024

"Litigation and contract support"

- 08/07/2024

Woodfines LLP have 12 Wills, Trusts & Probate solicitors ready to assist with your matter. Click here to contact directly or find out more.

Total solicitors: 28

Premier Solicitors (Bedford) Limited

1095 reviews

Ranked # 2 out of 12 Wills, Trusts & Probate solicitor firms in Bedford

"Ray"

- 24/07/2024

"Sue"

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Tollers LLP

397 reviews

Ranked # 3 out of 12 Wills, Trusts & Probate solicitor firms in Bedford

"DiaMeTric"

- 11/04/2024

"MARIANNE"

- 13/05/2023

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Sharman Law LLP

548 reviews

Ranked # 4 out of 12 Wills, Trusts & Probate solicitor firms in Bedford

Awh acquisition corp ltd.

975 reviews

Ranked # 5 out of 12 Wills, Trusts & Probate solicitor firms in Bedford

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Hcb Solicitors Ltd

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A will is an extremely important part of your life – and your death. Without a will, you can create all kinds of financial and interpersonal problems among friends and family, especially if there are already tensions between different people in your personal and home life in July 2024.

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If you do not already have an existing will, then it can seem daunting to try and create one from scratch. Many people in Bedford have no idea how a will looks, let alone how to create a legal document that can contain all the assets they want to spread around after their death. Even a basic will can seem like a tough document to produce on your own.

The best alternative is to use a cheap, reliable will writing service. Will writers can help you put together a will that is not only legally valid and binding but accurate to your wishes and the way that you want your family to be compensated after your passing.

A will is a major part of getting your affairs in order. We are a team of specialist will writers that understand how to tailor every single will to the client’s wishes and needs, acting as legal professionals to review and amend your will as needed to better suit the legal framework it exists in.

If you are interested in getting a valid will created, then our will writing services may be the best place to turn. There is no easier way to get a will created than sitting in the comfort of your own home and letting the professionals handle it for you.

Why Use Us?

Our team of specialist in-house solicitors and experts have formed a will writing service with a strong legal core. We understand how to construct a will that will not be contested or found invalid, writing firm and decisive details that fall within the legal requirements of any written will.

Co-Op Legal Services

We consider ourselves to offer co-op legal services, with several specialists cooperating at all times. This does not impact the solicitor cost and ensures that you get the best results possible.

Thanks to our Bedford online will writing service, plenty of past clients have been able to rest easy, safe in the knowledge that our will writing services have given each family member the security and stability they will need. As legal documents, it takes a lot of skill to craft a will completely free of ambiguity and uncertain language.

Our Work in Bedford

If you want to prove testamentary capacity and ensure that your will is carried out, then you want a will that is professionally written and able to give you all the right legal cover. A professional service like ours is not just there to protect someone’s interests but to make sure that the personal circumstances behind your will do not compromise your wishes.

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Our Bedford experts are far more than just simple will-writers. We know how to write wills that properly distribute your assets to your chosen beneficiaries, making sure that there are no vague terms or hard-to-understand passages that get in the way of a clear and direct will statement.

As a licensed team of barristers and legal experts, we understand how inheritance laws relate to your personal possessions. We also have a full understanding of the legal processes surrounding British wills and how they should be approached if you want a will of your own.

Our online will writing service provides an easy way to get a new will written quickly, tailored to your exact needs and preferences, through multiple in-depth discussions. Will writing services like ours need to be prepared to sift through legal details and personal information to figure out how the right kind of will can be constructed.

A will dictates what happens after your death, concerning both immediate family and personal friends. A professionally-drafted will is not just something you get for style – it also provides you with the legal protection and support you need to have your wishes carried out correctly.

A large part of our duties as your will writing service involves us carefully piecing together a will that matches your wishes and needs, making sure that absolutely nothing can be misunderstood or misinterpreted. Any vagueness could allow the will to be challenged, compromising your original intentions and wishes as a result.

Inheritance

Wills are commonly used to set aside possessions or assets for inheritance, whether that is your own home or just a simple lump sum of money. We know how to write inheritance documents in a way that will not leave any doubt about how those assets are distributed and the terms behind them being handed over.

This includes details like overseas assets or money that is given in set amounts every year – things that can require highly specific legal language to get right. In a complex family situation, our professional assistance can make a big difference in how the inheritance is carried out.

Probate is the process of a person getting the legal right to deal with your personal property after your death. Your will can name a family member or friend that you trust to handle your assets – if you do not, then your closest living relative may have a chance to apply for probate.

A will allows you to specify your own executor (or executors) that will carry out your wishes instead. Since probate awards some control over your assets, you may have somebody you would prefer to name as your executor – former partners, close family members, a best friend, etc.

Probate might sound like a small detail, but it can be important if you have highly specific wishes for what will happen after your death. Our will writing services take these details into account, even if they do not initially appear to be all that important.

Reasons For Getting A Will Written

There are many reasons to get a will written, some more obvious than others. This includes:

You Have Specific Wishes

Wills allow you to specify the kind of Bedford funeral that you want and means that your family do not have to make that decision for you. This can be important since many people have specific personal or religious preferences that will impact how they want their body to be treated after their death.

You Have Dependent Children

Providing for children after your death is important, especially if they are your own children. If you die without a will, then the courts will choose who takes care of them and what assets they are given, so specifying your wishes can be important.

You Aren’t Married

If you are not married or in a partnership, then there is no guarantee that your partner will get anything after your death. This could even include the home that you have both been living in if you owned it.

You Own Overseas Property

Owning property overseas can complicate things since inheritance laws might be different between the two countries. This often requires you to specify your own inheritance requirements – this gives your family and friends some guidelines on what they should be doing.

You Worry About Inheritance Tax

Inheritance tax can become a problem if your estate is worth more than £325,000 upon death. Specifying that everything above that threshold goes to your spouse can result in them avoiding the tax.

Things Change

Updating your will can be important if circumstances change. It is possible to keep a single will throughout your entire life (although your existing will is cancelled if you get married), but you will want to keep updating your will to make sure that it is relevant to your current wishes and list of assets.

Where to get a will written?

Online will-writing services provide a useful place to get wills written quickly and efficiently, condensing the usual will-writing process into something far more convenient. Local solicitors and online specialists like us are a great way to get your wills created on short notice.

Online wills are no less valid than wills that were written in person in Bedford. In fact, many online wills are written with more care and specificity than the alternative, thanks to the wider pool of experience that online specialists like ours can draw from. Online platforms are akin to an online law firm – offering the same protection in a more convenient fashion.

Keep in mind that will writing is not a regulated market. You want to be sure that you are using will and probate services you can trust, so be sure to do your research on any local solicitor you consider. Even a licensed solicitor may not be experienced enough to write more than a simple will with minimal details.

How to get a will written?

The easiest way to get a will written is to simply approach a will-writing team and start telling them what you are looking for. Our will specialists know how to turn even the most basic of will concepts into an effective legal document, all without major delays or legal hurdles.

You can contact us directly if you need a will written by experts who know exactly what they are doing. We are more than happy to take up the responsibilities of writing your will, putting all of our expertise and past successes into producing the best document possible.

What is the Cost of a Will Writing Service?

On average, expect to pay anything from £100 to £150 for a single will, £250 for a mirror will, and £400 for trust wills in Bedford. This can vary depending on where you go, but paying more for a higher-quality will is almost always a worthwhile trade.

A will writing service involves a lot of serious legal work and careful planning to ensure that the document is legally correct and free from any misunderstandings or vague passages. Even a small mistake in terminology can completely destroy an otherwise perfect document – many of the extra costs here are due to the time it takes to produce a good will.

A cheap will might technically be valid, but it may not offer the same fine print details that a higher-quality option does. This can become a significant problem at a later date – for example, a budget will using the wrong terminology for your civil partner or not specifying a legal guardian for your children.

Best will writing service near me

Finding a good will writing service in Bedford can involve a lot of searching in your own time. However, the best wills come from experts, and online services mean that you do not even need to be in the same part of the country to get a will prepared for you.

Online wills are perfectly legal, meaning that they can be a great option for people who want something more than their local will-writers can offer.

Legal Will vs Online Will

Getting a will written by local legal professionals can often seem like the right choice, especially if you do not want to spend too much time searching for any alternatives. However, online documents offer far more flexibility and often come from specialists with more varied kinds of experience.

Wills can be tricky to write, and you might think that an online will writing service would be a riskier option. However, both are fully legal – the only difference is which one suits your needs best, and how well you choose the company providing it.

The Advantages Of Getting Will Written By A Solicitor

Writing your will yourself is always an option, but even then, it can be a smart idea to get a will writer to revise and reword it. This is because:

• A solicitor knows what to ask. They will cover details you did not even consider to leave no loopholes or vague details.
• A professional can draft your will correctly, making it far more legally admissible.
• A solicitor will word your will correctly and use the right kind of language, ensuring that nothing is misinterpreted and none of your wishes can be spun into something they are not.
• A good solicitor understands how to draft wills to accommodate complex family structures or tense financial stations.
• You get the option of extra steps, such as inheritance planning.

What happens if I die without making a will?

If you die without having written a will, then your assets and debts pass on to your partner. If you have no surviving partner, then any children you might have take on the estate, divided equally.

While this is sometimes fine for tight-knit families in Bedford that can distribute the wealth as intended anyway, this can become a problem in almost any other situation.

Divorced or separated partners cannot inherit, but cohabiting or informally-separated partners still can. Other relatives may be able to inherit under specific circumstances if there is nobody else who can, following a specific order of priority.

If you have no people who are eligible to inherit your assets, then they pass to the Crown. This effectively puts them in the hands of the government, meaning that they are no longer accessible to your family unless somebody makes a case to prove otherwise.

What exactly is a will?

In general, a will is a document that spells out exactly what you want to happen after your death. That means the treatment of children, spouses, civil partners, bank accounts, properties, assets, and anything else that you might want to specify. It also includes your funeral preferences and any inheritances you wish to happen.

What Can you Include in a Will?

You can include a lot in a will, mostly involving who in your family or private life gets what. This might mean things like giving bank accounts to a civil partner or trying to securely store inheritances until your children are old enough to use them wisely.

What types of gifts can I include in my will?

There are three types of gifts involved in a will:

• Specific, meaning a particular item you own or amount of money you want to give.
• Non-specific, meaning a general term like “my collection of antiques”. These can sometimes require some interpretation from the beneficiaries.
• Residuary, meaning everything left after the specific and non-specific gifts. This could be to a specific person, or a general order to divide everything else up fairly.

You can also give gifts to children, held until they are 18, or give gifts directly to charities as a donation.

Can an executor of a will also be a beneficiary?

An executor in Bedford can be a beneficiary, and the executor is often chosen from the main beneficiaries of the estate. Sometimes multiple are chosen to prevent bias and self-interest.

Do I need a will if I don’t own a house?

Wills cover all belongings, not just property. “Estate” does not mean your physical estate but your general assets as a whole.

What if I don’t have anything to leave?

Having a properly drafted will can be important even if you have no direct assets. You and your possessions may be worth more than you think, and you can also use a will to specify your funeral wishes.

Tips for writing a will if you have young children

Writing a will when children are involved can be hard – but we can help guide you through the process. Parental responsibility involves picking guardians for children who may be left parent-less, and naming them if you have any specific assets you want them to take on.

Always put parental responsibility first. You do not want to leave your children with nothing.

Can I include funeral wishes in my will?

A large part of the will involves funeral wishes in Bedford. These can be amended if you change your mind later on.

Can a will help protect my home against potential care home fees?

While you can’t avoid care home fees, certain methods of creating a will can allow you to not pay inheritance tax.

I’m not married to my partner – should I make a will?

Making a will is important for any partnership that is not a marriage or civil partnership. Without a will, only certain situations will result in your assets being given to a non-spouse partner.

How does getting married affect your will?

Being married – or entering a civil partnership – makes your duties as will writer that much more important. Spouses and civil partners will not necessarily need to be left anything specific, but mirror wills can still be important for ensuring that certain assets pass between you if one of you dies.

Making a will and mental capacity

If a person lacks the mental capacity to create a will, then any will they create will not be legally binding. Using an online will service may allow you to get around this problem.

Our will writing service makes the process easy

Making a will can be simple if you use an online will writing service like ours. We provide a huge range of different options for creating the perfect will for your needs, discussing each point in detail to make sure that we are creating something that matches your wishes exactly.

We can deal with all kinds of specific information, from your registered civil partnership to the inclusion of a disabled family member. If you are living in England and Wales, then our services can provide exactly what you need – and we can start writing as soon as you need us.

Solicitors Regulation Authority

We at Get A Will Written in Bedford are authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and are part of a recognised trade body. This connection with the Solicitors Regulation Authority shows that we are taking our online service very seriously.

Can any of my beneficiaries be a witness when I am making my will?

A beneficiary can’t witness a will, and neither can the spouse or partner of those beneficiaries. While many wills are created with around two witnesses there, our online service allows each client to create separate wills in private.

Where should I store my will?

Always store your will somewhere safe. This could be a locked safe, a filing cabinet, or a special hiding place. You need the physical document, so do not lose it, and get another created if you do.

Can my will be challenged?

Any will can be challenged, but that does not mean it will necessarily be successful. Most successful challenges involve situations where somebody is ignored unfairly in your will, or you have a request or gift that does not make sense and is not possible for your family and friends to complete.

What does undue influence mean in will writing?

Undue influence happens when somebody is pressured into creating a will, adding details they normally would not. This is not a practice approved by any legal body, and wills can be contested on the grounds that they appear out-of-character or biased towards somebody who may have forcibly had it changed for their own benefit.

Not all wills are regulated – Be Careful

Not all wills are safe and reliable. Even in England and Wales, you can end up setting wills that are not tax-efficient, that use incorrect information, or that are not even legally binding. Always choose a service or solicitor you feel confident with, like us.

FAQ’s

Do debts die with you.

Debts only die with you when there is no estate left and/or no relatives left to pay them in Bedford. While most debts will not incur any additional costs due to your death, they will not go away easily.

What about inheritance tax?

Inheritance tax only applies if your estate is worth more than 325,000. You can avoid this problem by splitting your money up more to get below that threshold.

Can I leave a will If I become incapacitated?

You can leave a will at any time. However, standard wills only apply if you die. The exception is living wills, which include details like whether or not you want to be resuscitated. These might also specify things that hold lasting power over your family even before you die, like property being given to family members in the event of you being severely wounded.

Can I Write My Own Will?

While you can write your own will, it is important to turn to a specialist as soon as you can. Wills require a lot of specialist legal language that the average person has not encountered before.

Even if you have every step of the writing process witnessed correctly by another person with some legal experience, the will you produce and the will we produce may feel like two separate wills.

What can I do if I think a relative’s estate has gone to the Crown?

You can attempt to claim an unclaimed estate if you think you have a reasonable justification for it. This is easiest to do when you are a relative. However, there is no guarantee that you will succeed.

Living together but not married or in a civil partnership in Bedford? A ‘cohabitation agreement’ gives you protection.

Cohabitation offers you some legal protection in England and Wales. Even if you are not married, you can still take your partner’s assets in many cases.

Is it possible to change somebody’s will after they have died?

You can only change a will if everybody involved in the decision agrees. This includes people who may be worse off from the changes. Challenging a will also counts.

Get In Touch With a Specialist

If you need a will done by a professional solicitor, contact us (outside of bank holidays) and let us know what you are looking for. Our co-op legal services ensure that several of our writers can cooperate to bring you the best legal document possible, matching your exact wishes and wants.

Feel free to contact us any time – aside from bank holidays – to get a full breakdown of what we offer. The sooner you talk with us, the sooner you get your finished will.

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Are you located in Bedford and considering the creation of a will? Entrust the crucial task of will writing to a qualified will writer, such as GEC Law . Having a legally sound will is the sole means to ensure that your desires are honoured, your loved ones are provided for, and disputes are prevented after your passing. Without a will, you forfeit control over your assets and affairs. Errors in the document can be just as detrimental as not having one at all. GEC Law in Bedford can assist you in crafting a clear and precise will that safeguards your intentions and alleviates the burden on your family during a challenging period. Don't hesitate to reach out to us for expert legal advice!

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ENSURING YOUR INTENTIONS ARE HONORED

Creating a will ensures that your intentions are expressed clearly, leaving no room for ambiguity and that your assets are distributed according to your desires.

DESIGNATING TRUSTED ESTATE MANAGERS

A will gives you the authority to appoint individuals you trust to manage your estate, ensuring your affairs are handled by those you have chosen.

SECURING YOUR PARTNER'S FUTURE

If you're not married or in a civil partnership, a will prevents the law from determining the fate of your estate, safeguarding your partner's financial well-being and security.

CARING FOR YOUR CHILDREN'S WELL-BEING

You can provide for the well-being of your children who are under the age of 18 by designating a guardian in your will.

DOCUMENTING YOUR FUNERAL PREFERENCES

Your will allows you to specify your funeral preferences, ensuring your final wishes are respected. This honours your choices and alleviates the burden on your loved ones during a challenging time.

OUR PROCESS

Our will writing service is designed to be straightforward and hassle-free, offering comprehensive expert guidance and assistance. We provide you with a transparent, all-inclusive fee upfront. There's no need to travel to a solicitor's office; we can conveniently arrange everything during our meeting, which can take place in the comfort of your home or online, at no additional cost. Rest assured, your will is drafted and reviewed by our team of qualified lawyers, ensuring its accuracy and legal validity.

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Our experienced consultants serve areas including Northampton, Milton Keynes, and Bedford, making estate planning straightforward and accessible. We demystify the legal process with clear, understandable language, empowering you to make informed decisions for yourself and your loved ones.

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Welcome to The Will Writing Company, a cherished family-owned venture that has stood the test of time, flourishing under the guidance of our founder, Mr. Russ C. Kerry, since 1993. With roots deeply embedded in the heart of Milton Keynes, our journey began with a mission to offer unrivaled expertise in estate planning. Today, we're proud to be recognized as one of Milton Keynes' most esteemed and enduring establishments, specializing in Will Writing, Property Trusts, and Lasting Power of Attorney.

For over three decades, we've been the trusted partner to more than 20,000 clients, guiding them with care, integrity, and professionalism. Our dedication to personalized service is mirrored in our growth and the expansion of our presence, with our head office nestled in Newport Pagnell and a vibrant branch in Bedford's bustling town centre.

At The Will Writing Company, we believe in making the complex simple. Our team of experts is committed to providing you with peace of mind, ensuring your wishes are honored and your legacy is preserved for the generations to come. We're not just in the business of will writing; we're here to secure your family's future, one thoughtful decision at a time.

Join us, and let's embark on this important journey together, ensuring your peace of mind is forever in safe hands.

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Our services include a range of trust options such as Discretionary Trust, Business Relief Trust, and Protective Property Trusts.

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Will Writers in Bedfordshire

Whether you are just getting started with your professional life or are about to enter retirement, it is never too early to make a Will in Bedford. And thanks to Heritage Wills, creating a Will is easy and affordable. We are Award-winning dedicated Will Writers in Bedfordshire and can visit your home to discuss your needs..

Every Will that we write for our Bedfordshire clients is a document that perfectly encapsulates their wishes ensuring that your loved ones receive everything that you intended for them.

Are You Thinking of Making a Will in Bedfordshire?

Heritage Wills have years of experience assisting our clients with an array of services, including Will writing in Bedfordshire. We provide expert advice and assistance to customers throughout Bedfordshire. We can also inform you of your options over the phone or if you prefer, we offer a home visit Will writing service. This consultation is free, and you’ll be under no obligation to proceed with our service.

When you take advantage of our Will writing services in Bedfordshire, you’ll enjoy the following benefits:

• Access to our expert team of knowledgeable will writers
• Competitive rates for will writing and our complete range of Estate planning services
• Swift turnaround

You won’t find a more competitive professional service in Bedfordshire. Call us today on 01603 894500 to book your free home visit with one of our friendly Consultants.

Don’t Overlook the Importance of Having a Will

Unfortunately, many people think that their estate and assets will automatically be redistributed to their closest loved ones upon their death. But the reality is that it doesn’t always work this way – even if you’ve verbally said how you would like your estate to be divided.

When a person dies intestate, there are clearly stated laws that govern how their assets are distributed. This supersedes any statements you made when still alive. This can create serious problems. For example, suppose you live with a partner but are not legally married. That person is unlikely to receive anything from your estate unless it is formally bequeathed to them in a Will.

More than half of all Britons do not have a legal Will in place. This is unfortunate, considering our affordable Will-writing costs in Bedfordshire. Creating a legally binding Will that perfectly communicates your precise wishes is easy and affordable. Don’t die intestate and leave your family to sort out the matter after your death. Instead, secure your legacy now with our efficient Will making services in Bedford.

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If you would like to learn more about our Will writing services, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us. You can contact us via the form on this page, or call us to set up a free in-home consultation. Finding the right Will Writers in Bedfordshire has just got easier.

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If you are in the Bedfordshire area, we are also able to provide Will Writing services from our Head Office in central Bedford.

How much does making a Will cost?

Our cost for a Will varies and will depend on your instructions. Despite what you may be told, there is no one size fits all. Sometimes more complex Wills, including trusts are recommended, and these Wills may cost more but will provide greater protection. In all cases, you will be fully advised of the overall cost before we undertake any work.

Why is it important to make a Will?

A Will reflects your decisions with regard to what happens to your assets – money, property and possessions – when you die. (There is no ‘if’.) Yet two thirds of us don’t have one.

There are some compelling reasons for making a Will, not least because to ‘die intestate’ (which means to die without leaving a Will) can not only leave chaos behind you but foolishly create a situation in which those you love – and maybe some you do not love – are in conflict.

But importantly you can avoid your beneficiaries paying some, most or all the inheritance that they would otherwise pay if you leave a Will. And that means you preserve more of the inheritance rather than allow HMRC to get their hands on it.

Although it’s possible to write a Will yourself, the British government advises people in no uncertain terms to seek help if their will wouldn’t be straightforward. And, actually, there are all sorts of reasons – and events that might occur between a Will being written and it being acted on – why what seemed to be a simple will turns out to be inadequate when it comes to coping with the changed circumstances.

What are some important considerations when you’re making a Will?

When it comes to making your Will, there are some important things to think about. You will need to decide who will be your Executors, the Guardians of your minor children and, of course, who is to receive which part of your Estate. Below, we go through some of the key person(s) named within a Will.

What is the role of your Executors?

Executors have the vital role of administering your Estate after your death. This involves quite a range of duties, including writing to all organisations who held your assets or to whom you owed liabilities. In most cases, it means obtaining a Grant of Probate, collecting in those assets, paying off any taxed owed and, finally, distribution the Estate to the beneficiaries. There are many potential pitfalls involved in acting as Executors and, as Executors are personally liable, most clients prefer to have Professional Executors appointed.

Are Trusts Required?

Goodwills are able to advise on a wide range of Trusts, which can do things such as protect your Estate against third party creditors, protect against remarriage or save large amounts of inheritance tax. We can also set up Trusts to ensure that minor children are looked after responsibly by people you trust (your ‘Trustees)’. For more in depth information on the types of Trusts that we advise on, get in touch or take a look here.

Who should you appoint as your Guardians?

Almost all clients who have minor children wish to appoint Guardians to act should they (or, in the case of a couple, both they and their partner) pass away. We include Guardianship provisions within our Wills for no extra cost. 

Gifts and Legacies

The residuary estate.

Your Residuary Estate is what’s left over once all debt, administrative expenses and tax has been paid. It is often split between a client’s children but we are able to draft our Wills to leave your residuary Estate however you choose. In some cases, we may even be able to save your children, grandchildren and even later generations considerable amounts of tax by putting your residuary Estate into Trust. For more general information on Trusts, take a look  here.

Excluding a Child or other ‘Relevant Beneficiary’ from your Will

• spouse or civil partner of the deceased;
• former spouse or civil partner of the deceased (who has not remarried or entered into another civil partnership;
• a child of the deceased;
• any person who in relation to a marriage or civil partnership in which the deceased was at the time a party, was treated by the deceased as a child of the family (most commonly a step child);
• a person who was living in the same household as the deceased, as ‘husband or wife’ or as a civil partner of the deceased for a period of two years ending immediately on the deceased’s death (most commonly known as a cohabitee);
• any person who immediately before the death of the deceased was being maintained either wholly or partly by the deceased (ie someone financially dependent on the deceased).

If any of the above list of beneficiaries have been excluded from your Will, then we are able to prepare an Exclusion Letter/Clause, which will help to provide a more robust defence against any such claim. More information on  Exclusion of Beneficiaries can be found by clicking this link.

Funeral Wishes

Funeral wishes may be as simple as a request to be buried or cremated. They may also request a particular cemetery or place of service. We are able to include such wishes within our Wills for no extra charge. We also provide Funeral Plans, which have become an increasingly popular way of paying for funeral costs prior to death. Funeral Plans can not only reduce costs for your loved ones but can also take away the stress of dealing with the funeral during what is anyway a difficult time.

When the British Government Advises Citizens to go to Lawyers for Advice on Wills

· Share property with anyone who is not legally a spouse (NB ‘common-law’ wives and husbands are not legally recognised)

· Wish to leave assets to dependents who will rely on others for future care

· Will leave behind several family members, and this is especially likely if we’ve remarried, who might fight over assets

· Possess a permanent home overseas

· Have property abroad

· Are in business

But there are other considerations. Like, for example, whether you have step-children, foster-children or adopted children. Unless they are mentioned in a will they are likely to inherit nothing by default.

Execution of your Will (also known as the Attestation process)

It’s never enough to simply write a will. Because you’ll then need to formally sign it in front of appropriate witnesseses. Otherwise it won’t be legally valid. And that means it could well be contested. In some circumstances, after your death, an old will which no longer represents your wishes might then be relied upon – with repercussions that would have you rolling in your grave.

Can you change your Will?

Relationships change. Assets change. And potential beneficiaries might come and go between when a will is written and when it is to be referred to in the process of dispersing assets. Sadly sometimes our children predecease us (they die first). Happily sometimes the circle of family and friends grows (through marriages, births and more). So there might be many reasons for you to wish to update or replace your existing will.

Anyone intending to update their will must make an official alteration called a ‘codicil’. For our clients, we recommend that new Wills are produced and charge no extra to do so if clients are using our  Storage and Amendments service.

What if you die leaving no Will? This is known as Intestacy.

If you die without a will, that’s die intestate, the law decides on who gets what. The British Government’s advice is online at  www.gov.uk/inherits-someone-dies-without-will . It takes you on a step-through guide to what happens when people die intestate. There are separate trails for residents of England and Wales or Scotland or Northern Ireland.

The system in England and Wales is defined by the Administration of Estates Act (1925). And the pecking-order, when somebody dies without leaving a will, is something like this:

· Any married or civil law partners get the first £250,000 (importantly this is less than the average UK house-price, meaning a home might need to go under the hammer) including possessions

· After that anything else is halved between the aforementioned partner and any kids as soon as they’re over 18

· If there’s no married or civil law partner and no kids then parents are next in line

· Siblings are next

· Grandparents are next

· Uncles and aunts are next

· Any other living blood-relatives could follow

· Her Majesty’s Government – the Crown – is the final resort.

So you have a valid Will? Where do you store your Will in order to keep it safe?

Goodwills shall ensure that your Will is valid and reflects your intentions. But what then?

· Firstly, ensure that the Executor (who has agreed to ensure your will is implemented) knows about the will and where it is going to be kept. Goodwills produce Certificates of Deposit for you to pass to your Executors if you make your Wills with us.

· Secondly, store it in a truly safe place. Goodwills offers a storage service to our clients and also an enhanced  Storage and Amendments service.

· Thirdly review your will periodically. Just to remind yourself of it and to ensure that it still represents what you expect to be your final wishes.

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Ensure your assets are passed down to your beneficiaries at a time that suits them best. Having a plan for your estate is crucial to make the transfer of your property and wealth smooth and easy for those you leave behind. Setting up a clear and effective estate plan lets you dictate exactly when and how your assets are distributed. This minimises potential stress or conflict for your loved ones and provides them with the convenience of receiving their inheritance when it's most appropriate for them. Take charge of the future of your assets by arranging their transfer on your terms. Call: 01908 478 988

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Ageing is a natural process that presents chances for growth and gaining wisdom. Establishing a Lasting Power of Attorney in Bedford is crucial to safeguarding your future and giving you peace of mind. With this legal document, you can confidently enjoy life, knowing that if legal or financial issues emerge later, you're prepared. Arranging a Lasting Power of Attorney means you've taken a proactive step to address future uncertainties, allowing you to focus on making the most of life's experiences without the stress of potential complications. It's a smart move to ensure your well-being and interests are protected as you age.

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What is Probate? Probate is a term used in the UK to refer to the legal and financial procedures required to be carried out after a person's death to deal with their assets, including their property, money, and possessions. These procedures usually involve obtaining a legal document known as a Grant of Probate or a Grant of Letters of Administration, which authorises a person to manage and settle the deceased's affairs. Call: 01908 478 988

When writing a will, focus on these crucial factors

Decide on beneficiaries.

Identify who should inherit your assets. This includes family members, friends, or charities.

Choose an Executor

Pick a trustworthy person to follow your will's instructions. This could be a family member, a close friend, or a professional like a solicitor.

Consider Guardians for Children

If you have children under 18, choose a guardian to take care of them if you pass away before they reach adulthood.

Be Specific About Assets

List your assets (property, savings, personal items) and specify who gets what.

Think About Debts and Taxes

Understand that your debts and any taxes need to be paid from your estate before distribution.

Select Witnesses

For your will to be legally valid, two witnesses must sign it. Witnesses can't be its beneficiaries.

Creating a will is a significant financial and estate planning in Bedford aspect that can benefit you and your loved ones. Here are five reasons why it's essential to have a will.

• Control over asset distribution:  A will lets you control precisely how your assets are distributed after death. Without a will, your estate will be split according to intestacy laws, which may not align with your wishes.
• Choosing heirs for specific items:  There might be certain items in your possession that hold significant sentimental or monetary value. A will gives you the power to decide who should inherit these specific items, ensuring they go to the intended beneficiaries.
• Appointing guardians for minor children:  If you have minor children, a will is not just important, it's critical. It allows you to name a guardian who will take care of them if you're no longer there. Without a will, the courts in Bedford will decide whats, and their choice might not align with your preferences.
• Minimising family disputes:   You can help prevent potential disputes between family members by clearly outlining your wishes in a will. Knowing your exact intentions can reduce conflict and confusion during the emotionally charged period following your death.
• Facilitating the probate process:  Having a well-drafted will can simplify the probate process, making it faster and more straightforward for your executor to administer your estate. This can reduce legal costs and help ensure your beneficiaries receive their inheritances more promptly. Contact Bedford Wills on 01908 478 988

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5 top bedford will writing, trust & probate solicitors.

Below we look at the 5 “best” will writing , trust and probate solicitors in Bedford.

For more on how we chose the best please consult our FAQ section at the end.

Please not the following listings are in no particular order and we are not making any recommendations for any particular solicitor. Nor are we making any other financial recommendations. 

Deo Volente Solicitors (DV Solicitors) | Bedford Law Firm

Description from the business: Deo Volente Solicitors (DV Solicitors) is a highly-regarded law firm located in Bedford, offering expert legal services in property, medical negligence, immigration, dispute resolution, will & probate, family law, and Islamic law.

Our experienced solicitors are dedicated to providing tailored solutions to meet our clients’ legal needs.

We pride ourselves on our exceptional customer service and ensure that our clients receive the best possible outcomes.

If you are looking for a reliable and professional law firm in Bedford, contact us today for a free consultation.

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Address: 2nd Floor, Howard House, 40-64 St John’s St, Bedford MK42 0DJ

Deo Volente Solicitors (DV Solicitors) | Bedford Law Firm website

Review Score: 4.7 Number of Reviews: 315 Read Reviews

Description from the business: We are a Bedford based Legal Firm providing all aspects of Estate Planning.

Including Wills, LPA’s and Elderly client advice.

We also have a team of Conveyancers who can deal with all aspects of buying and selling property.

Address: 26 St Mary’s St, Bedford MK42 0AS

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Tollers Solicitors (Kempston)

Description from the business: Full Practice legal firm, offering legal services both ‘For Business’ and ‘For You’.

Our dedicated team of Family Law solicitors deliver astute, client focused advice to families seeking legal advice and services.

We have helped individuals and couples navigate challenging times by providing expert legal advice, services and solutions in sensitive matters such as Divorce and Dissolution, Child Law, Finances on Breakdown, Court of Protection, Wills and Probates and more.

We are based in Kempston and have five other law firms situated throughout Northamptonshire offering services in other Personal and Commercial Law matters.

Address: 148 Bedford Rd, Kempston, Bedford MK42 8BH

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Review Score: 4.1 Number of Reviews: 13 Read Reviews

Goodwills Legal Services Ltd

Description from the business: We are a firm offering advice on Wills, Trusts, Lasting Powers of Attorney, Probate and much more.

We always act professionally and in our clients’ best interests, whilst also offering excellent value for our services.

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Address: premier house, Lurke St, Bedford MK40 3HU

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Review Score: 4.8 Number of Reviews: 118 Read Reviews

HCB Solicitors Bedford

Description from the business: HCB Solicitors, Bedford.

We can assist with a wide array of matters including Conveyancing, Wills, Probate, Family, Divorce, Education, Medical Negligence and Personal Injury claims.

To discuss your requirements with a Bedford lawyer please call today.

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Address: Graylaw House, 21 Goldington Rd, Bedford MK40 3JY

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Review Score: 4.3 Number of Reviews: 77 Read Reviews

How Did You Pick The Best Will Trust & Probate Solicitors in Bedford?

We started with a dataset of 9 listed Bedford solicitors and will writing services we could find via Google Maps.

From there, we removed any listing that did not meet the following criteria.

• Had no website
• Had no reviews
• Had an average review score below 4.0

At this point if we had 17 or fewer listings we listed all of them.

For cities where we were left with more than 17 solicitors we made further revisions by either increasing the required review score (e.g. going from a minimum of 4.0 to 4.9) and/or increasing the minimum number of required reviews (e.g. going from at least 1 review to at least 10).

In our view a solicitor which has 100 5* star reviews is likely more accurate than one which only has a single 5* review.

Note we only used review data from Google Maps and not any other third-party websites.

How much is will writing in Bedford?

It really depends on what you need.

For the simplest wills you can take advantage of free charity will writing services or use an online service which with prices starting around just £30 .

More complex wills, trusts and probate issues will cost significantly more. You can use the from below to get a free quote.

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We are a leading will writing company based in Bedford that can help all people assure their assets after death in July 2024.

Our company offers a range of will writing services to people across Bedford, whether you are writing a will for the first time or need a new will created to meet the new demands of your life.

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As this is a legally valid document, there is a range of things that need to be included, and your will should be written in a specific way to ensure all of these needs are met.

Working with our will writing services can ensure that you or a family member has a professional will written on time. There is a range of ways we can help you during this time, and we support clients across England and Wales.

If you are interested in the professional assistance we can offer, do not hesitate to get in touch with our team today to see what we can do for you.

Why Use Us?

Our team of in-house solicitors in Bedford provide a specialist Will Writing Service. We can ensure that all of your personal possessions are protected during this time and can cover a range of assets, no matter the personal circumstances.

We can prevent a will from being successfully contested and protect someone’s interests following death. We work closely with a recognised trade body as well as those within the legal profession, such as local solicitors, as well as giving all clients their own executor to ensure the highest standard of work every time.

There are many reasons why you should consider working with professional will writers during this time, whether you are looking to get your own will completed or working on behalf of a family member.

Our professional will writers ensure that all areas of writing a will are completed, and we do this to a high standard. All our legal documents are assessed by a local solicitor to ensure they meet the needs of the client.

Working with a professional service covers all needs, including proving testamentary capacity. Our professional will writers will provide an assessment of capacity and ensure that this is recorded on file for future reference, preventing the will from being successfully contested and going against your wishes following death.

Many benefits come from working with us for the will writing process, and as a legal service, we can ensure that all needs are met during this time.

If you are interested in working with us and want to see how our will writing service can help, do not hesitate to get in touch with the Bedford team today to learn more.

Inheritance, Wills & Probate Barristers

Working with our will writing service gives you access to not only a will writer but also members of the law society that can help you during this process.

With our practice approved by the solicitors regulation authority, we can provide a properly drafted will as well as offer ongoing advice that can help you during this time. These services can help family members following their bereavement and help your will be seen as you desired.

We understand that you may have a complex family situation and only want all the assets to go to your immediate family or specific people, which is why we offer a probate service as well as help to write your will.

Our Bedford barristers have a great understanding and experience with inheritance laws and will ensure that your will is handled the same way you desire. Working with our service provides the legal cover you and your family may need during this time, as well as providing a valid will.

Reasons For Getting A Will Written

Creating a will for the first time or getting a new will organised is a task that many people put off. However, it is one of the most important things you can do and may not take as much work as you have anticipated, especially when working with a professional will writer.

Getting a will organised is a way of protecting your family and loved ones following your death, ensuring that all your assets are handled in the right manner. Having a professional will makes it easier for any law firm to handle your assets following death and can prevent family disputes, issues within the family, as well as the overpaying of inheritance tax.

With a will, it will be easier for your personal possessions to be divided once you have died and ensure that your needs will be met.

Even a simple will can provide a range of benefits, and this is something we can help with. Working with professional will writing services like those offered by our brand, as well as many others, including the Co Op Legal Services, can help with many factors in Bedford, including:

• You have dependent children

One of the most important reasons for hiring a will writer is to protect your children. With a will, you can not only continue to provide for your children following death but also nominate a legal guardian for those who are under 18.

Your will covers more than your personal possessions, and it is a parental responsibility to ensure that your children will be taken care of even when you are no longer with them. A will can offer the same protection to your children in the form of a guardian as it would your personal possessions following death.

If you die without a will, there will be no one with parental responsibility for your children in Bedford, which means it will be up to the court to decide who should look after your children. This may result in something you do not want, which is why you should take some of your own time now to finalise your wishes and get them filed legally to protect your children.

• You are not married to your partner

If you are not married or in a civil partnership with your partner, then you should not expect anything to go to them following death unless you have made a will. If you are not a civil partner or married to the person you love, then this can cause a lot of issues should you die without a will.

Without the legal binding that comes from marriage or a civil partnership, it will be difficult for your partner to continue their life following your death. Even a basic will can cover their needs and ensure they get to remain inside your shared home without being a civil partner or married to you at the time.

Unless there is this legal binding in the form of marriage or a registered civil partnership, you need to have a will that indicates your wishes for your partner to protect them during this time. You should both have separate wills that indicate your wishes for each other if you are not a civil partner or married, or you can also have the same will, which is known as mirror wills to ensure all your needs are covered.

• You are worried about inheritance tax

If your Bedford estate is worth more than £325,000, it is likely going to be hit heavily with inheritance tax following your death. An IHT bill can be avoided by writing a will or updating your existing will to meet your current needs, ensuring that your personal assets can be handed on in full to your loved ones.

Working with our professional writing services can help you get around having to pay inheritance tax on your possessions, as we understand the exemptions that are available to all. For example, leaving everything that is above the threshold of £325,000 to your spouse or civil partner can avoid IHT and is something to consider if you do not want to pay this tax.

• Your personal circumstances have changed

Change is the only constant in life, which can make will writing difficult. However, working with a professional will writing service like the one we offer is a way to keep up with these ever-changing circumstances and ensure that your will reflects the circumstances of your life at the time of death.

For example, we will help you write a new will or update an existing will whenever you marry, divorce, or have children to ensure the right people are entitled to your possessions and care following death.

In England and Wales, your existing will is automatically revoked or cancelled when you get married. This does not apply to people in Scotland. To prevent former partners or civil partners from getting access to your assets following death, then you will need to write a will.

• You have specific funeral wishes

If you know what you want your funeral to be like and who you want to be there, then having a will is a way to ensure this will happen following your death. With a will in place, you can leave specific instructions for your family in Bedford so they do not have to make any decisions following your death.

This can be helpful as they may not have the mental capacity to deal with these things once you have died, but you can get your wishes by leaving them in the will.

• You have property overseas or own property with someone else

If you own your property on a joint tenancy basis, your ownership will automatically go to the other person when you die. This is part of the survivorship rules that are present in England and Wales.

However, if you own property on a ‘tenants in common basis’ then the intestacy rules will apply unless you have left specifications in your will and this is witnessed correctly. It is important to note that if you own overseas property, the rules may differ from those in England and Wales, which is why it is best to finalise your wishes in a will.

Where to get a will made?

Now that you understand the importance of having a will made, it is time to consider your options. We are professional will writers that can offer a range of services, including the writing of simple wills to ongoing professional advice to help you during this process.

We offer Co Op legal services in Bedford, including will writing services, to people across the nation to ensure that your possessions and assets will be protected after death. We have plenty of services that can help you during this time, as well as an online will writing service that can be easily accessed.

Working with our will writing services, in conjunction with Co Op Legal services, gives you access to everything you need during this time. We can provide a completely free quote and a draft of your will, based on your needs, and help you cover the solicitor cost during this time.

Following the writing of your will, we will securely store this document until it is required.

If you are interested in working with us, please get in touch with the team today. We can arrange a telephone or video call with you to discuss your needs and see what we can do for you at this time.

How to get a will made?

There are various steps involved in getting a will made, and while we can do a lot of the work for you, it is a good idea for you to understand the steps involved before paying for any service so you can determine what kind of help you need at this time.

Before you can make a will, there are some things you need to do first. These are things you should do before hiring our will writing services in Bedford, although we can help with these too. Before writing a will, you need to determine:

• What type of will you want to make
• Who do you want to inherit from you following death
• Who you would like to look after your children (if they are under 18 or you are dealing with a disabled family member)
• If you want to leave anything to a particular charity, which includes the registered charity number
• Who you would like to leave your estate to

Once you have determined these factors, it is time to start working on making your will.

The steps that are required to make a will are as follows:

1) Value Your Estate

Before you can make a will, you first need to determine what you own and how much you have. This can determine the type of will you need to make. You will need to have a list of assets that will be included in your will, which can be:

• your home and any other property you own
• savings in bank accounts and building society accounts
• National savings, for example, premium bonds
• insurance, such as life insurance or endowment policies
• pension funds, including any lump, sums to be paid after death
• investments, such as stocks, shares, or investment trusts
• motor vehicles
• jewellery, antiques, and other personal belongings
• household contents

As well as these, you also need to include debts as these are also referred to as assets in a will.

2) Decide how you want to divide these assets

Who will get what when you die is the main purpose of a will, and this is the most important step to do when it comes to writing one. This is something we can help with when you use our writing service, but ultimately the decision is yours when it comes to your estate and assets.

In this part of the process, you will need to think about who you want to benefit from your estate as well as the needs of your family, which need to be outlined in the will.

3) Determine any charity donations

A lot of people like to include a charitable donation of some kind in their will, and this is something you can determine now or at a later date.

4) Choose your executors

A single will requires at least one executor, and this is the person who will handle everything after you have died. This is a big role and one that requires a lot of responsibility, so it is something you should consider carefully.

5) Write your will

This is where paying for a will writing service can come in very useful, and we are highly experienced at what we do. As a leading will writing company in Bedford, we can help create a simple will or something more complex based on your needs and will ensure that everything you desire is covered in one document.

Our registered company number is accessible across the country, including with an online service. We can help you get your will done and ensure that all of your needs are met during this time to support your family during their bereavement following your death.

What is the Cost of getting a will made?

The cost of making a will can vary based on the method you choose and the kind of service you use. As a leading will writing company, we aim to offer the best prices for all our services and have helped people across the nation in this particular area.

We can provide free quotes and free will drafting services to help you make your decision. If you are interested in learning more about the costs of our services, please get in touch with the team today.

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We are a national will writing service that has worked with people across Bedford.

If you are interested in working with us, please get in touch with the team today to see how we can help and whether we are available in your local area.

Legal will vs online will

We offer both in-person and online will writing services. Online will writing services are accessible at all times and are available on bank holidays as well.

Regardless of the kind of service you choose, when signing the will you need two witnesses over the age of 18. If you are in Scotland, then you need one witness over the age of 16 for this part of the process.

The Benefits Of Getting A Legal Will Written

• Providing financial security for loved ones
• Making gifts of possessions and money
• Paying less inheritance tax
• Appointing guardians for your children
• Choosing your executors
• Avoiding inheritance disputes
• Creating a life interest
• Specifying wishes for your funeral

What happens if I die without making a will?

If you die without making a will, it can be difficult for your family to handle your assets in Bedford. Various consequences can come with not making a will before you die, based on your estate, your family, and these requirements.

For example, failure to make a will when you are not married or in a civil partnership could be disastrous for your partner, who may lose their home with you as they are not considered to be legally responsible for this. A will can also determine who has legal guardianship over your children or those in your care, which is something you need to consider.

It is always a good idea to have some form of a will written in preparation for when you die to ensure that your family is taken care of.

What exactly is a will?

According to the Co-Op legal services, a will is a document that allows you to determine what will happen to your assets and estate following death.

What Can you Include in a Will?

Everything you own can be included in a will, including:

• Household items, antiques, and other physical items you own
• Parental guardianship of children under the age of 18

There is a range of things that are included in your Bedford estate, which we have already mentioned. We can help ensure that everything is included in your will.

What types of gifts can I include in my will?

There are various ways that you can divide your estate in your will, such as:

• A pecuniary bequest (a fixed sum to a specific person)
• A specific bequest (for a specific item)
• A residuary bequest (a percentage of your estate)

Can an executor of a will also be a beneficiary?

It is possible for the executor of your will to also be a beneficiary of your estate.

Do I need a will if I don’t own a house?

It is a good idea to write a will regardless of what you own because there is more than just property ownership covered.

What if I don’t have anything to leave?

We all leave something behind when we die, even if it is a small selection of personal belongings which need to be organised by our family.

However, even if you do not have a lot and do not think that writing a will is worth it, you may have money or assets by the time you die, which can be assigned to other people through this legal document.

Can a will help protect my home against potential care home fees?

A trust will is what you need for this, and it protects your home or savings against future care home fees.

Making a will and mental capacity

To make a will, you have to understand what you are doing, which is to prove mental capacity. This is something you have to prove at the time that your will is written, as well as at the time it is signed by two witnesses.

Four things are required to prove this:

• you must understand the purpose of the will (which is the handling of your estate when you die)
• you must understand what is in your estate (which can be a general awareness)
• you must understand that people can make a moral claim on your estate, even if they are not a beneficiary
• you must not be suffering from what is legally known as a ‘disorder of the mind.’

Our will writing service makes the process easy

Making a will can be quick and easy if you use a will writing service. Working with us will ensure that you are getting access to the right guidance and support.

Our will writing service in Bedford will provide you with a specialist to help you complete each step of the process, and we will work with you from start to finish. Our will writing advisors can discuss your wishes, offer recommendations and help you to make a will that is right for you and your circumstances, no matter what these may be.

We are an authorised company number and are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), so you have peace of mind that your will is written in a way that is recognised by the law.

Where should I store my will?

Your will is stored in a safe place that can be accessed by executors when you die. We can keep hold of your orignal document as well as any other documents you require as part of your writing services.

Can my will be challenged?

All wills can be challenged, but when it is professionally drafted and backed by legal professionals like those in our team, it can prevent this from being a successful claim.

What does undue influence mean in will writing?

This is when someone has been influenced or forced to write their will by another person, and can affect the legality of the document.

Not all wills are regulated – Be Careful

While there are many services similar to ours in Bedford, not all of them are of the same quality. We are a regulated and secure will writing service that can provide legal documents for your needs.

FAQ’s

Do debts die with you.

No, as debts will be included in your estate.

Can I leave a will If I become incapacitated?

You can include guidance in your will to help if you become incapacitated, which will be used by solicitors.

Can I Write My Own Will?

Yes, you can write your own will, but it is always worth getting this checked by a solicitor to ensure this is legally binding.

Is it possible to change somebody’s will after they have died?

You can make variations to a will based on specific regulations, as outlined by the government.

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A Will is a legal tool that helps define what happens upon a person's passing. A Will can be written by both young and old and should not be seen as a chore. It's your opportunity to define which family or friends get your assets or belongings when you die.

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