Your Last Will & Testament is one of the most important documents you will ever sign. Therefore, making sure you draft your Will properly & professionally ensures that you effectively plan for the unexpected and protect your loved ones from a disaster.

What should your Will include?

1. Who your beneficiaries will be.
2. What items, assets, or amount of money each of your beneficiaries will inherit.
3. Who should you look after your children.
4. How you will provide for their financial well being should you pass away.
5. Whether you want your children’s inheritance to go to a testamentary trust should you pass away while they are still minors (under the age of 18).
6. Who your executor and trustees should be.
7. Contact details of the executor dealing with your Will

You can also include wishes such as whether you should be buried or cremated and whether you want a living Will or not.

Keeping your Will up to date is as important as the first draft.

Life can be expected! Is Your Will up to date?