Will Writer in Romford Essex
A Will is not simply a piece of paper - It's Peace of Mind!
Each of our Wills is produced based on the clients individual situation and needs following a face-to-face meeting. We DO NOT offer an "online service" and strongly recommend that these "Will providers" are avoided.
Are you un-married but live with your long term Partner?
Do you own a property jointly?
Did you know that your Partner may not automatically inherit the property if you pass away, even if you have a joint mortgage?
GET IN TOUCHDo you own a property jointly?
Did you know that your Partner may not automatically inherit the property if you pass away, even if you have a joint mortgage?
So, why is it important to get your Will sorted out?
In simple terms, if you haven't gotten around to writing a Will before you pass away it's the Government who decides how your Estate is distributed, your family or loved ones won't have a say the Government will decide who inherits your property and other assets based on your blood line and not your actual wishes! This is especially important if you wouldn't want a member of your family to inherit from you.
Writing your Will is almost certainly one of the most important decisions you can make for You and your loved ones, which is why we think it's imperative that you get seek professional experienced advice and get it right - First Time.
As we said, if you don't manage to write a Will then it's the Government (via the Probate Office) that decides who is going to inherit your Estate. This is because you have died Intestate, and under the Law of Intestacy it's the Law and not your family who decides what happens to your possessions, and there is no guarantee that their decision will be in the best interest of your family or loved ones because the Law of Intestacy contains some very complex rules relating to the distribution of your Estate, including how much a Spouse or Civil Partner can inherit automatically, so unless you are happy for the Government to have the final say on what happens to your house, money or other possessions when you pass away you should talk to Family First Consultants, get some expert advice then take control and write your Will.
GET IN TOUCHWriting your Will is almost certainly one of the most important decisions you can make for You and your loved ones, which is why we think it's imperative that you get seek professional experienced advice and get it right - First Time.
As we said, if you don't manage to write a Will then it's the Government (via the Probate Office) that decides who is going to inherit your Estate. This is because you have died Intestate, and under the Law of Intestacy it's the Law and not your family who decides what happens to your possessions, and there is no guarantee that their decision will be in the best interest of your family or loved ones because the Law of Intestacy contains some very complex rules relating to the distribution of your Estate, including how much a Spouse or Civil Partner can inherit automatically, so unless you are happy for the Government to have the final say on what happens to your house, money or other possessions when you pass away you should talk to Family First Consultants, get some expert advice then take control and write your Will.
Our Will writer is a member of the Society of Will Writers, so we can guarantee you will get the most experienced advice and guidance available and all in the comfort of your home with absolutely no fee or obligation.
Friendly Will People
A number of years ago one of our clients called us the "Friendly Will People", and we have been proud to be know as that ever since!
Family First Consultants are experts in providing face to face guidance and advice when making your Will. We are based in Romford, and all our appointments are held in the privacy and comfort of your home or somewhere else you feel comfortable, and our experienced adviser will guide you through the whole process in a way that's really easy to understand, with absolutely NO jargon, and NO forms for you to complete, guaranteed!
Did you know that you can also leave a lasting legacy in your Will?
Just let us know and we can include a gift in your Will to any UK registered Charity.
We also understand that not everyone has the "Perfect Family" and if you feel the need to exclude a member of your family from being a Beneficiary of your Estate we can advise you on how this can be achieved - without conflict, or stress.
Family First Consultants are experts in providing face to face guidance and advice when making your Will. We are based in Romford, and all our appointments are held in the privacy and comfort of your home or somewhere else you feel comfortable, and our experienced adviser will guide you through the whole process in a way that's really easy to understand, with absolutely NO jargon, and NO forms for you to complete, guaranteed!
Did you know that you can also leave a lasting legacy in your Will?
Just let us know and we can include a gift in your Will to any UK registered Charity.
We also understand that not everyone has the "Perfect Family" and if you feel the need to exclude a member of your family from being a Beneficiary of your Estate we can advise you on how this can be achieved - without conflict, or stress.
Making a Will gives You and your loved ones Peace of Mind.
We don’t want to sound morbid, but let’s face it, we are all going to die. (we just don't know when!)
Which is why we are amazed that over 60% of UK adults still haven't made a Will!
There could be any number of reasons why you haven't got round to doing yours yet, but whatever the reason, we are here to help.
Some people think that making a Will is only something to consider when you are "older", but if you are over 18 and have young children you actually need a Will just as much as someone who is a bit more "mature" with savings and a house which is mortgage free.
APPOINTING A GUARDIANWhich is why we are amazed that over 60% of UK adults still haven't made a Will!
There could be any number of reasons why you haven't got round to doing yours yet, but whatever the reason, we are here to help.
Some people think that making a Will is only something to consider when you are "older", but if you are over 18 and have young children you actually need a Will just as much as someone who is a bit more "mature" with savings and a house which is mortgage free.
In simple terms, if you haven't gotten around to writing a Will before you pass away it's the Government who decides how your Estate is distributed, your family or loved ones won't have a say the Government will decide who inherits your property and other assets based on your blood line and not your actual wishes! This is especially important if you wouldn't want a member of your family to inherit from you.
Writing your Will is almost certainly one of the most important decisions you can make for You and your loved ones, which is why we think it's imperative that you get seek professional experienced advice and get it right - First Time.
As we said, if you don't manage to write a Will then it's the Government (via the Probate Office) that decides who is going to inherit your Estate. This is because you have died Intestate, and under the Law of Intestacy it's the Law and not your family who decides what happens to your possessions, and there is no guarantee that their decision will be in the best interest of your family or loved ones because the Law of Intestacy contains some very complex rules relating to the distribution of your Estate, including how much a Spouse or Civil Partner can inherit automatically, so unless you are happy for the Government to have the final say on what happens to your house, money or other possessions when you pass away you should talk to Family First Consultants, get some expert advice then take control and write your Will.
Writing your Will is almost certainly one of the most important decisions you can make for You and your loved ones, which is why we think it's imperative that you get seek professional experienced advice and get it right - First Time.
As we said, if you don't manage to write a Will then it's the Government (via the Probate Office) that decides who is going to inherit your Estate. This is because you have died Intestate, and under the Law of Intestacy it's the Law and not your family who decides what happens to your possessions, and there is no guarantee that their decision will be in the best interest of your family or loved ones because the Law of Intestacy contains some very complex rules relating to the distribution of your Estate, including how much a Spouse or Civil Partner can inherit automatically, so unless you are happy for the Government to have the final say on what happens to your house, money or other possessions when you pass away you should talk to Family First Consultants, get some expert advice then take control and write your Will.
We think it's vital that you receive the right advice and guidance to ensure everything goes where you want!
Our Will writer is a member of the Society of Will Writers, so we can guarantee you will get the most experienced advice and guidance available and all in the comfort of your home with absolutely no fee or obligation.
If you or your partner have children from a previous relationship we can help you to protect their inheritance against the very real threat of "Sideways Disinheritance", just let us know if this applies to you, and we can provide you with specific advice on the best way for you to proceed in order to protect your "Bloodline".
TRUST PLANNINGIf you or your partner have children from a previous relationship we can help you to protect their inheritance against the very real threat of "Sideways Disinheritance", just let us know if this applies to you, and we can provide you with specific advice on the best way for you to proceed in order to protect your "Bloodline".
Fixed price list, no "hidden extras"
We have a fixed price list which is often hundreds of pounds less than Solicitors fees so you know in advance exactly how much it's going to cost with absolutely no "hidden extras" for an idea on the cost of your Will get in touch with us today, simply phone, email or message us.
Why not call the Friendly Will People at Family First Consultants today, we are here to help and advise you to give your loved ones the valuable Peace of Mind that having a Will provides.
Why not call the Friendly Will People at Family First Consultants today, we are here to help and advise you to give your loved ones the valuable Peace of Mind that having a Will provides.
We can make sure that you leave more than just "heartache and confusion".
We can advise how you can put an end to any uncertainties and leave your loved ones the most valuable gift of all:
Peace of Mind you can't see it, taste it or buy it, but once you have arranged your Will, You and your loved ones will have it and you can rest easy in the knowledge your loved ones are free to inherit in line with your wishes. Talk to our friendly expert today who will be happy to advise exactly how we can help you.
GET IN TOUCHPeace of Mind you can't see it, taste it or buy it, but once you have arranged your Will, You and your loved ones will have it and you can rest easy in the knowledge your loved ones are free to inherit in line with your wishes. Talk to our friendly expert today who will be happy to advise exactly how we can help you.
There's no need to leave your home, because we come to you, with absolutely no cost or obligation.
We are based in Romford and all of our appointments are held in the comfort and privacy of your home or somewhere else where you feel comfortable, at a time to suit you, including evenings and Saturday morning, and all at no cost or obligation, and we guarantee that you will receive the best advice available and a service which is second to none.
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Online Will writers could cost your family their ENTIRE inheritance!
Families are at risk of leaving their wealth to the wrong people or destroying entire inheritances by using cheap online Will writers – and the risk is growing!
Legal experts are warning of a rapid rise in disputed Estates as more people use cheap online Wills rather than paying to use a Solicitor or Professional Will writer. Thousands of UK families could be plunged into conflict over contested Wills as a result, others could pay unnecessary amounts of Inheritance Tax! Whilst it may sound tempting to use a cheap online service to arrange your Will, it could prove hugely expensive in the longer run.
Some online services charge as little as £10-£20 but families who use them could face losing far more than the money they “save”. Online Wills do offer a “slick user experience”, and they may be appropriate for those with “simple” Estates. However, around 66% of those who believe their Estate is “simple” actually have circumstances which are far from that and need face-to-face advice from a specialist Will writer or Solicitor according to a report based on independent research.
Incredibly, 25% of people who used an online Will writing service didn’t bother to understand or even READ the Will they signed! Co-founder of Funeral Solution Expert, Simon Cox said online Will writing providers are “building a future pool of unsuitable and contested Wills”.
Common things in today’s society such as second marriages, children from previous relationships, business ownership, self-employment and assets held outside of the UK could all make a Will much more complex and require specialist advice, as would “disinheriting” a family member who might otherwise “squander their inheritance”.
It has been documented that some online services even fail to check that the person making the Will actually has the necessary mental capacity legally required in order for any Will to be valid!
Worse still, is that online Will services offer little or no liability if the Will is contested. Michael Culver, chairman of Solicitors for the Elderly, said recently that using an online Will writing service could ultimately cost your loved ones their entire inheritance, which may run into hundreds of thousands of pounds on some Estates.
Unfortunately, Wills remain largely unregulated so if something does go wrong families have nowhere to complain and no legal right to any compensation.
However, it is worth noting that Solicitors and Professional Will writers who are members of the Society of Will Writers MUST have professional indemnity insurance of at least £2 million to protect their clients against any future claim. In contrast, online Will providers typically limit their liability to the cost of the Will.
Compensation of £20 doesn’t seem sufficient to cover a mistake or poorly written Will which could cost someone their entire inheritance does it?
These “catches” are mostly hidden in the terms and conditions, and are rarely mentioned as part of the sales process, causing some experts to comment that “Online Will writing services often do not live up to marketing claims”.
Whilst the limitations and exclusions may not matter to the person making their Will today, they will most definitely matter to their loved ones if the Will doesn’t do what it was intended to, and they have no-one to claim against!
Legal experts are warning of a rapid rise in disputed Estates as more people use cheap online Wills rather than paying to use a Solicitor or Professional Will writer. Thousands of UK families could be plunged into conflict over contested Wills as a result, others could pay unnecessary amounts of Inheritance Tax! Whilst it may sound tempting to use a cheap online service to arrange your Will, it could prove hugely expensive in the longer run.
Some online services charge as little as £10-£20 but families who use them could face losing far more than the money they “save”. Online Wills do offer a “slick user experience”, and they may be appropriate for those with “simple” Estates. However, around 66% of those who believe their Estate is “simple” actually have circumstances which are far from that and need face-to-face advice from a specialist Will writer or Solicitor according to a report based on independent research.
Incredibly, 25% of people who used an online Will writing service didn’t bother to understand or even READ the Will they signed! Co-founder of Funeral Solution Expert, Simon Cox said online Will writing providers are “building a future pool of unsuitable and contested Wills”.
Common things in today’s society such as second marriages, children from previous relationships, business ownership, self-employment and assets held outside of the UK could all make a Will much more complex and require specialist advice, as would “disinheriting” a family member who might otherwise “squander their inheritance”.
It has been documented that some online services even fail to check that the person making the Will actually has the necessary mental capacity legally required in order for any Will to be valid!
Worse still, is that online Will services offer little or no liability if the Will is contested. Michael Culver, chairman of Solicitors for the Elderly, said recently that using an online Will writing service could ultimately cost your loved ones their entire inheritance, which may run into hundreds of thousands of pounds on some Estates.
Unfortunately, Wills remain largely unregulated so if something does go wrong families have nowhere to complain and no legal right to any compensation.
However, it is worth noting that Solicitors and Professional Will writers who are members of the Society of Will Writers MUST have professional indemnity insurance of at least £2 million to protect their clients against any future claim. In contrast, online Will providers typically limit their liability to the cost of the Will.
Compensation of £20 doesn’t seem sufficient to cover a mistake or poorly written Will which could cost someone their entire inheritance does it?
These “catches” are mostly hidden in the terms and conditions, and are rarely mentioned as part of the sales process, causing some experts to comment that “Online Will writing services often do not live up to marketing claims”.
Whilst the limitations and exclusions may not matter to the person making their Will today, they will most definitely matter to their loved ones if the Will doesn’t do what it was intended to, and they have no-one to claim against!