TLC Wills can help you pass on your hard-earned money to those who you care about most.

 

Wills are not just for the elderly or Wealthy. More and more young people/couples (with children) are writing Wills than ever before.

 

Regardless of what you may or may not have a will ensures that your assets will go to your family & friends. Without a will in place the court will make this decision for you.

 

TLC Wills provides a trusted will writing service.

 

A Will is probably the most important document you will ever own. We use simple language to

help our clients understand their documents and have in place a clear fixed price guarantee so you know exactly what you will pay with no hidden charges. TLC charge £95.00 for a Single persons Will and £135.00 per married couple. Each client will receive 1 Master copy of their Will + 2 backup copies of (6 copies per couple).

 

All of our legal documents are drafted and guaranteed by qualified local Solicitors to ensure the highest quality service to our clients.TLC work independently but also in conjunction with some of the largest, most trusted Law Firms in the UK.

 

Simply fill in the Box to the right with your personal details and one of our team will contact you shortly.

 

Consider the following:

 

Without a Will being in place the Government will decide who inherits your possessions, property and money.

 

If you have children that are under 18yrs you MUST consider who would take care of them (a guardian) when you are gone. By writing a simple Will you can give clear instructions on who you would prefer to raise your children. Without an effective guardian in place it could mean that they end up in the care of Social Services whilst the Court decides who should look after them.

 

If you were to die and your partner was to remarry your children could lose out on their rightful inheritance. This can be prevented.

 

In the case of unmarried couples if one parson dies without leaving a will then their partner will get nothing. The estate will be treated as if they were a single person and distributed to immediate family first.

 

Your estate (house, money, belongings, business) will be shared out between your family. But maybe you would not want this. Making a Will lets you decide who receives your estate and more importantly, who does not.

 

Where a person dies leaving no surviving partner, no children, siblings, grandchildren and no aunts or uncles the deceased’s estate passes to the Crown/goverment. Most people would prefer their estate to do some good and donate it to a charity / Organization rather than it to simply go to the state.