Wills

Anyone over the age of 18 can and should make a will. You need to make provisions for your family especially if you are living together, but not married, or living with extended families such as step children, as they will not have an automatic claim to your estate.

It is important to realise that even if you are married, brothers and sisters will be entitled to make a claim against your estate and if you die intestate (without a will) it will be up to the courts to decide how your estate is divided.

The legalities of a will are complex and should be drawn up by a professional. If your will is not clear it could be misinterpreted.

Who can make a will?

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