You decide who will receive the benefits from your estate and not the law
If you are not married but have a partner your partner will receive nothing unless you make a will
If you are divorced, you can decide to leave something to your former partner
You can make the best use of allowances to reduce the amount of Inheritance Tax to be paid
If you have children, you can nominate who you choose to care for them
If you have no surviving relatives, everything could automatically pass to the state
You can decide to leave a donation to charity
Arguably everyone over the age of 18 should make a will, but certainly when you have a partner and children become involved, it is absolutely vital.
Please call ATHI LAW LLP now on 01246 498 138 to find out more.
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