Wills

If you haven't made a Will, the law dictates how your assets must be divided. If you are married or in a civil partnership, your spouse or partner may not inherit all your assets. If you are not married or not in a civil partnership, your partner will not inherit any assets as of right and if you are single with no close family, all assets could pass to the state.

By making a Will, you can choose to whom you want to leave your estate. You can ensure that you do not cause unnecessary problems for your loved ones.

Please contact our Probate Department on 0161 624 6811 to make an appointment.

Typical cases include:

• To make a Will if you do not already have a Will.
• To change your existing Will because of a change in your circumstances e.g. marriage, divorce, separation, living together, the birth of children and/ or grandchildren.
• To choose guardians to look after your young children should you die whilst your children are under 18.
• To make gifts to individual members of your family, your friends and/or your favourite charities.