The planned changes to the law, which will be backdated to 31 January 2020, will allow Wills to be witnessed virtually in England and Wales.....
Read MoreAbout Thy Will Be Done
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Vat - GB271595187
Thy Will Be Done specialise in the complete protection of all of your assets, both during your lifetime and after your death.
Our trusted and highly qualified team are dedicated to listening to you and then guiding you in the compilation of some of the most important documents that you will ever sign.
These include
- Wills
- Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs)
- Property Trusts
- Pre-Paid Funeral Plans and
- Bespoke and general Estate Planning advice
Our specially selected panel of approved FSA regulated independent IFAs will also advise on
- Life Insurance
- Pensions
- Mortgages
- Investments
- Equity release and Inheritance advice (IHT)
In the Worthing and wider Sussex, Hampshire, Kent and Surrey areas.
Coronavirus and your appointment
Message from Paul Blackmoore - Director
We are still open for business and are taking instructions as follows;
- We will conduct your appointment over the phone - we do not need to see you face to face to take your instructions - however Skype is available for those of you that have and would prefer this method.
- We will send your legal drafts to you by e mail if you use it or by Royal Mail if not and your final legal documents will be sent by Royal Mail's signed for trackable service
- To make an appointment for your free telephone consultation call FREE NOW on 0800 668 11 64
Where there’s a Will - there’s a Way
Paul Blackmoore
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Thy Will Be DoneLatest News
The Ministry of Justice has announced that video witnessed Wills will be made legal during the coronavirus pandemic
When an original signed Will has been lost or destroyed?
Where a deceased's original will cannot be found or is damaged or destroyed, the executor or, if none, the person entitled under rule 20 of the Non-Contentious Probate Rules...
Read More5 Things you should consider when making your Will
Estate planning is a generic term often used to describe the process of organising your affairs so that things can be properly handled after your death...
Read MoreIf you don’t currently have a will
- Do you have children under the age of 18 - where will they live if you don’t specify your wishes in a Will?
- Is your property in joint names – if not who will inherit your home if the legal owner dies without a Will?
- How would your partner survive if you died?
- Who stands to benefit most if you die without a will? – is this who you would choose?
- Did you know that even if you are married or in a civil partnership, if you don’t have a Will, you will NOT automatically inherit all of your spouse's estate – in most cases you will only get the first £250,000 and a life interest in the remainder.
Your assets are not placed in Trust
- Would you like to protect their inheritance against being lost or significantly reduced if one of these things happened?
- If you die and your partner re-marries and then dies themselves – is your children’s inheritance protected?
- Is your life insurance in trust for the person you want it to go to or will it go into your estate and potentially be liable for inheritance tax at 40%?
- If you or your partner requires long term residential care will you be forced to sell your home to pay for it?
What if you lose mental capacity?
- Do you assume you will automatically be granted Power of attorney for your partner should they lose mental capacity?
- Do you know that even if you are married you will not get Power of Attorney automatically granted to you?
- If you live alone who would you like to make decisions regarding your welfare if needed?
- Do you want your affairs to be controlled by the court of protection?
- Lasting Power of Attorney has to be granted by yourself while you have full mental capacity, it cannot be taken or assumed if you lose it – at that stage it is too late.
- What impact would being forced to attend court to ask for the permission of a total stranger to conduct your private family affairs have upon the quality of life of yourself and your loved ones?
The advantages of a Pre-paid Funeral Plan
- This is something that would usually need to be paid for well before any legacies that you may leave would have been disbursed often putting significant financial pressure upon your loved ones.
- Funeral prices have risen over 40% in the last 5 years and the trend is not slowing.
- You can prevent all the uncertainty and guarantee that all your funeral expenses will be taken care of when the time comes by simply choosing the plan that’s right for you today.
