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Making a will is the only way for you to ensure your assets are dealt with in the way you want them to be after your death. If you die without making a will your property and assets may not pass to the people you would like them to. By making a will you can specify which of your possessions you wish to give to individuals and you may distribute legacies of money to family, friends or charity.
Should you make a will?
If you answer YES to any question below – you ought to consider making a will:
• Do you have a partner?
• Have you any children under 18?
• Have you any older children or other adult dependants?
• Have you any children from a previous relationship?
• Have you any property, savings or policies not in joint names?
• Are you and your partner unmarried?
Would you like to…
• Safeguard your family’s or partner’s future?
• Leave something to a grandchild, nephew or niece, friend or charity?
• Avoid any argument, expense or delay?
Simcocks can advise and assist in the preparation of Isle of Man wills to ensure, as fully as possible, that your wishes are met after your death.
We can give clear and expert advice on every aspect of making a Will to ensure the smooth management of an estate and to make certain assets are dealt with according to a client’s wishes.
Read our guide to Isle of Man Wills to help cover some of the key questions and issues that arise when preparing a Will.
Download our Wills Questionnaire, complete it and email it to enquiries@simcocks.com to begin the process or contact one of the team below.
Technical note: save the downloaded pdf to your computer before filling in. When saving it again during or after completing the form, you may be prompted to save over your existing file, which is an appropriate action to take.
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