Wills.org.uk

If you’re 0ver 18 then you should have a Will even if you think you have nothing to leave, there’s always something and it’s best to tell people who you would like it to go to.

Did you know that 70% of the population don’t have a Will, all too many of them have writing a Will on their “to do” list but it rarely gets to the top, the time to do it is right now, whilst you’re thinking of it. We aim to make the whole process quick, simple and excellent value for money.

All Wills written by us are covered by £2.5million Professional Indemnity Insurance and are delivered to you within 48 hours, you even get the chance to check them before they go to print.

Using our single page, simple to use, online form you can write a Will for yourself, a Will for a loved one who needs your help to do so, or a pair of Wills for you and your husband/wife/partner.

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Divorce.org.uk

It is a sad fact of life that many marriages end in Divorce these days and although this is a difficult time for all involved we aim to keep any distress to an absolute minimum. We help you right the way through the process providing information, advice and updates on the progress of your case.

We only use fully qualified and insured Solicitors who have been vetted by our Senior Management to ensure that they offer our customers, you, the best service at a realistic price.

We can take on as much or as little of the Divorce as you want us to although, for many reasons, it is best to allow us to do all the work, some clients are comfortable carrying out elements of the Divorce process themselves.

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Tenants in Common

Tenants in Common is a different way of owning your house, most couples buy their first house together and opt to own it Jointly, this is fine until they write their wills, when, in most cases, it’s better to own the house as Tenants in Common.

Tenants in Common effectively puts a dotted line down the middle of the equity in a property clearly defining that one share belongs to one person and the other share belongs to the other person. between 2 and 4 people can own a property as Tenants in Common.

The main advantage is that each person can control their share of the property in their Will, this usually involves leaving their share in trust for the children whilst allowing the surviving owner to live in or use the property for the rest of their lives.

Tenants in Common is a complicated situationa dn if you have any doubt at all, please call us so that we can explain it further.

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Probate

Probate is what needs to be obtained by the Executors of somebody’s will after they have died. The task can be quite daunting for many people who are nominated as Executors, often being family or close friends who have never acted as an Executor before. MW Legal Services are happy to offer our assistance at very reasonable rates that represent excellent value for money.

We can act in place of the nominated Executor if they wish to appoint us as their representative in the matter or we can work alongside the Executor, helping them where they need help and leaving them to do the things that they feel they can cope with on their own.

How ever you want it to work, we can accommodate your wishes offering a bespoke service at very low prices.

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