I Want to Make a Will
A will is a vital document that many people leave on their ‘to do list’ for some time.

Before it is put off again, the following questions should be considered:
- What would happen if you died?
- Who would your assets pass to?
- Would all your debts be paid off?
- Would your partner inherit all your assets?
- Is a cohabitee treated in the same way as a spouse?
- What age would your children inherit any assets?
- Who would be the guardian of your children?
Why should you make a will?
No matter your circumstances, it is essential that you consider making a will to ensure that your loved ones are taken care of and that your assets pass according to your wishes. Without a valid will, the law of intestacy decides who gets what, which may not reflect your what you want.
Why should a will be regularly reviewed and updated?
It is vital that you keep your will under review as circumstances can change over time.
A will that you made in your 20s will not necessarily be appropriate when you are in your 40s. The amendment of a will can be a very straightforward process.
Small changes can often be done through a codicil, which is a document that sits alongside your existing will to amend one small part of the will.
How we can support you
At Taylor Bracewell, our team of wills and probate solicitors in Doncaster and Sheffield are here to help advise you on all aspects of your will. If you are unsure whether your will needs amending, we are happy to sit with you and discuss your circumstances in detail to assess what best suits your specific needs.
We offer fixed fees for drafting wills and home visits are available.
For more advice on any aspect of the will process, please contact our solicitors in Sheffield on 0114 272 1884 and Doncaster solicitors on 01302 341414.
Alternatively, you can download one of our helpful guides.
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