The importance of updating your will
The importance of updating your will Our circumstances are always
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Hatch Brenner Solicitors
The importance of updating your will
Our circumstances are always changing and family dynamics are as diverse as ever in our modern world. An individual’s will should plan for this, especially regarding provisions for partners, cohabitees, financial dependents, step-children and adopted children.
Our Private Client Solicitors suggest that individuals review and update their will every five years or specifically if there are any life changing events or changes which may have inheritance tax implications.
Hatch Brenner Solicitors Private Client team outlines examples of events which should result in your will being reviewed or updated below:
If you would like to book an appointment to review your will, please call 01603 214 220
This article is for general information only and does not constitute legal advice. The law may have changed since publication. Please contact us for advice on your own circumstances.
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