Mirror Wills for Couples, Partners, Spouses
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It's never too soon to make your Last Will. Every adult should make a Will so that loved ones know their wishes and are not left with the headache of dealing with intestacy - dying without a Will - at an already difficult time. You can make your own Will, easily and legally, with one of Lawpack's bestselling DIY Will publications. Our Will kits include easy-to-follow guidance and instructions, and a Last Will & Testament template, all lawyer-approved.
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As a parent, you don’t want to think about anything happening to you while your children are young. But it’s important that you do consider what would happen to your children if you died. You want to make sure that your children are protected and that your wishes will be carried out. If you don’t have a Will, the intestacy rules apply. But, why leave it to chance? It’s easy to make a Will and you can guarantee peace of mind for your family. Read on for all you need to know about protecting your children after your death.
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Are you and your partner are on the same page about how you will provide for your children should one of you die? If yes, can you just make one Will together? The short answer is no. There is no such thing as a joint Will because two people can’t make their Wills on one document. However, you can agree with your partner to dispose of your estate in exactly the same way. These are called Mirror Wills...
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An at-a-glance guide to making a Will, and the risks you run if you haven't made a Will...
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You can make your Will on any scrap of paper, but that doesn’t mean it’s a good idea! There are certain rules that you have to bear in mind when writing your Will so that it isn’t invalid. If you make a Will and it’s not legally valid, on your death your estate will be divided according to certain rules that may not be what you wanted. Take a look at this article for all the information you need about how to make sure your Will is valid...
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