Single Will

If you are single it is still important to create a Will to ensure that your wishes are carried out when you are no longer here. Our specialist Wills and future planning lawyers are highly experienced and are on hand to assist.

A Single Will is for one person

You can make a Single Will whether you have a partner or not.
You should always take professional advice when making a Will as this will make the process quick, easy and free from mistakes. We provide specialist guidance to help you to make a Will that is tailored for you and your specific circumstances.

What is a Single Will?

A Single Will is the best way to protect the estate of an individual person, whilst still allowing them to specify the family and loved ones they would like to benefit from their estate upon death.

If you have a partner you can still make one and it is a good option if your partner already has their own Will in place.

Key benefits include:

Choose who looks after any dependants/children
Choose your Executors
Deciding who you want to benefit from your assets and possessions, and how
Individual Will
Specify gifts you want to leave
Specify to whom the remainder of your estate is distributed

How Much Does A Single Will Cost?

We will be able to advise and quote accordingly after finding out more about your circumstances and wishes over the phone.

Once we have provided you with a written quote for the agreed work, you can decide whether you would like to move forward with our services.

What Should I Include In My Will?

If you do not have a Will in place before you die, your assets will be subject to the rules of Intestacy with no say over what happens to them. This can cause difficulties and expenses for those you care about most.

Everyone should ideally have a Will but this is especially true if you own property, are married or in a civil partnership or have a long-term partner. It also applies if you have children or other dependents, or if you wish to leave something to someone who is not a close family member.

The key elements that you should include in your Will include:

Your Executor
Any funeral Wishes
Name legal guardians for your children
Include your assets including money, property and shares/business
Interests
Naming your Beneficiaries.
Your Trustees
Other wishes

Why Choose Us?

Our solicitors are experts in Will Writing and Inheritance Planning and so are ideally positioned to help you put in place secure plans for the future. We have helped many individuals and business owners across the country through the sensitive process of creating a Will.