Everyone drafts a will to ensure that their assets are disposed
of in a particular manner following their death. Many people think
they can achieve this, as well as save time and money, by using a
Will Kit. In some instances they are right. In many more instances
they are very wrong.
What happens if you do not execute the will properly? What
happens if your wording creates an outcome completely different to
what you intended? What happens if you are being put under pressure
by certain members of your family when filling out the Will Kit?
What happens if one of your family, at a much later date, suggests
that you lacked capacity when preparing the will? Lawyers have the
ability to limit the prospect of your will being challenged,
ineffective or incomplete in such circumstances. A Will Kit does
not.
