Will and Estate
- Peace of mind -
IMPORTANCE OF A WILL / UPDATING AN EXISTING WILL
- You decide without any pressure from anybody else what happens to your property and specify
who gets certain items. - Without a will, you place the power to make decisions about your property into the hands of the
Law. Your loved ones will suffer the consequences. - You nominate the guardians to care for your minor children when you are no longer there, and to
ensure that a Testamentary Trust is created out of your Will to provide for their nancial needs
TYPES OF WILLS
- Joint Will – Normally when parties are married
- Single Will – For an Individual person as well as a married person
- Testamentary Trust Will – When minor children are to inherit
- Living Will – Specically stipulates that you are not to be kept on life support
WHO WILL ATTEND TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF YOUR ESTATE?
- It is your choice.
- Nominating an executor is an important aspect, and strongly recommended that an attorney,
who has full knowledge of the process and law, attends to your estate. - ’A man without a face’ might not have your best interests at heart and only keep an eagle eye on
the total asset value of your estate for the fee. It’s already a nancial and emotional burden for your
loved ones when you are gone; they deserve to work with an executor who cares.