Did you know you can leave a lasting legacy for generations to come?

The purpose of a will is to ensure that when you are gone the property you own is distributed among those you love in accordance with your wishes.

To make a Will you will need:

• To bring all your personal details to your solicitor together with those of your family, dependents and any charity or other person you wish to benefit.
• To consider whom you appoint as your executor, this is the person who will make sure that your will is put into effect. An executor can benefit under the will so it can be a family member, should you wish.
• To have an idea of what you own, your house or apartment, any bank accounts and anything else. Personal items can also be mentioned such as a piece of jewellery or pieces of furniture from your house. The preparing of such a list helps focus your mind on whom you wish to benefit under your will as this will make the job ultimately much simpler.