Wills
It is estimated that more than 60 per cent of the UK adult population – around 30 million people – do not have a valid Will, while many more are failing to review their existing arrangements.
Not making a Will may mean partners or loved ones could face financial hardship at a time when they will be struggling to come to terms with their grief.
Why use Avon and Somerset Family Law to draft your Will?
We always take a bespoke approach, helping you to structure your Will according to your particular needs and objectives.
- Secure Will storage facility
- Free initial appointment*
- Home and Hospital visits **
- Remote appointments over the telephone or Zoom/Microsoft Teams
- Flexible pricing and fixed fees
* Please note that these appointments are limited to twenty minutes.
** Additional charges may apply
Our work usually, but not exclusively covers:
- Wills for the Elderly
- Wills for couples
- Wills in difficult family circumstances (e.g. disputes or relationship breakdown)
- Wills providing for vulnerable or disabled beneficiaries
- Wills incorporating Trusts
- Wills providing for children
- Wills omitting family members
- Charity Wills
Visit our blog “What is a Will?” for more information
https://www.asflsolicitors.co.uk/what-is-a-will/
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More about Wills on from blog

What is a Lasting Power of Attorney?
What is a Lasting Power of Attorney, and why do you need one?

What to think about when making a Will?
Appointing Executor(s) Executors are the people you choose to carry out your wishes and manage your estate once you have passed away. They are responsible

When should you make a Will?
There is a common misconception that Wills are only for the elderly, however, this is not true! If you own assets such as a house