Who would inherit your estate if you died tomorrow without a will?

The answer may not be who you think.

Complete our simple and free intestacy questionnaire to find out.

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More than half of UK adults do not have a valid will in place. Yet many people wrongly assume that, if they die, their estate will automatically pass to the people they would want to inherit.

In reality, if you die without a valid will, the law decides who receives your estate. These strict rules, known as the rules of intestacy, may not reflect your wishes or your family’s circumstances.

For example:

  • Are you married or in a civil partnership?
  • Do you have children?
  • Are either of your parents still alive?

The answers to these questions, and others, determine who inherits and in what order.

Using our straightforward and free intestacy questionnaire, you can quickly see how your estate would be distributed if you were to die without making a will.

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If the outcome is not what you would want, making a will gives you the opportunity to decide who should benefit from your estate and to ensure your affairs are dealt with as you intend.

Our private client team can also advise on:

  • Estate planning
  • Trusts and tax planning
  • Probate and estate administration
  • Disputed wills and estates

Don’t leave these important decisions to chance. Speak to us today about putting a will in place.

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