It is a sad fact but seven out of every ten people in this country never make a Will.

This can cause a great deal of distress to those left behind and, in some rare cases, can even cause hardship.

To die without leaving a Will is to ensure that the law will take its course without reference to your personal preferences which may result in delays and expenses in dealing with the problems. At worse, others than those intended may well benefit, even distant relatives who you may not have seen for years.

You must be aged 18 years or older to affect a ‘Will’.