It is critical to ensure that the assets we have accumulated over a lifetime are left for the benefit of those people or institutions we wish to support and left in the way that is most beneficial to the recipient. The only way to ensure this is to make a valid Will, having first obtained the appropriate legal advice.
You may wish to name someone to make financial decisions for you in the event you are unable to do so for yourself, such as paying your bills. Further, you may appoint someone to carry out your instructions regarding what medical care you wish to receive, what diet you would like to follow, or where you want to live.
Click here to review some of the considerations one must undertake when planning their estate.
Alternatively, set up an appointment via the contact page to discuss your specific questions in person.