Rahman & Company Solicitors of South Tottenham can draft your will and act as your executor.

We recommend that all our clients make a will. This makes sure that all your property; possessions and money go to where you want them.  If you die without first making a will (die intestate) complications may arise.

• Specify the way in which your Estate is to be divided on your death
• Appoint an Executor to administer your Will
• Make provision for any minor children
• Take advantage of the Inheritance Tax Regulations if you are liable for it

1.Your spouse will not necessarily inherit all of your Estate. If you have children your spouse will inherit a fixed sum and the remainder will be
 divided amongst your children.
2.If you are not married, but have a partner, they may not be provided for.
3.You will not have the opportunity of leaving possessions or money to friends, relatives or charities.
4.The administration of your estate will be delayed. This could cause dispute amongst your relatives.

1.If you marry your existing Will is revoked (becomes invalid).
2.If you get divorced, the parts of your Will relating to your former spouse normally become invalid..

1. Often 'homemade' Wills are invalid because the proper procedures regarding signing and witnessing have not been followed.
2. Some commonly used words can cause confusion or ambiguity when used in a Will.
3. Restrictions exist on the way children under 18 can benefit from money or property left to them. A properly drafted Will gives
  you the opportunity to change this.
4. Provisions for dependent relatives who are handicapped need discussion with a solicitor.