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Your Will is one of the most important legal documents that you will ever write. Request a free consultation today with one of our Senior Consultants to discuss your options.

Making a Will is the only way to ensure that your wishes are carried out after your death. If you die without a valid Will, you have died “intestate” and your Estate shall be distributed in accordance with the Law of Intestacy. This means:

1. The Law states who will administer your estate and they may not someone that you trust to deal with your family´s inheritance. The administrator is also the person legally allowed to organise your funeral.
2. The Law also states who will benefit from your estate and in some instances, how much they will receive.
3. An unmarried partner who would have benefitted if you had written a Will is not legally entitled to any of your estate should you die without a Will. This means that they will inherit nothing and could also be left without a home.
4. Your minor children could be placed into foster care until such time as a family member applies to the Courts for Guardianship.
5. There is a higher risk of family arguments and also unnecessary stress for your loved ones.