Preparing your Will
Before visiting your solicitor to prepare a will you should consider a number of factors.

• Who do you want to be appointed as executor of your will
• Who do you want to be appointed as guardian to your children
• What are your current assets and liabilities
• Who do you want to receive your assets
• How would you like to provide for your children's future

Changes to your Will
You can change your Will at any time and as often as you wish. If getting married, your current Will will automatically become invalid unless it specifically states that is being made in contemplation of marriage. If you get divorced, your divorced spouse is not entitled to any assets under your Will unless you specifically say so.

A Power of Attorney
A power of attorney is just as important as a will. A Will comes into effect on your death whereas a power of attorney operates during your life and it is equally important that you make sure you choose the right attorney to look after your affairs.

Seek advice before you sign any form of contract when buying or selling your home or business.
Buying or selling a residence or business will be one of the most important financial transaction you make. Be Confident in your decision, do not sign any contract without first seeking the advice of a solicitor specifically trained in conveyancing.

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