Writing or updating a will
Record how you would like your estate dealt with and review it when circumstances change.
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What can you get help with?
Every situation is different. These are common topics you might want to discuss with a professional before making a decision.
Lasting powers of attorney
Understand arrangements for appointing trusted people to make certain decisions if needed.
Executors and beneficiaries
Explore the roles involved in administering an estate and the importance of clear instructions.
Estate planning conversations
Consider family circumstances, assets and when legal or tax expertise may be needed.
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01. Tell us what you need
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02. We review your enquiry
We consider whether an introduction to a relevant professional may be possible.
03. Speak to a professional
If an introduction is made, the professional explains their services, charges and any next steps.
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Good questions
Frequently asked questions
What happens if I die without a will?
Intestacy rules may determine how your estate is distributed, which may not reflect your wishes.
When should I update a will?
Major changes such as marriage, separation, children or significant asset changes can be reasons to review it.
Is a will the same as a lasting power of attorney?
No. A will deals with your estate after death; an LPA can authorise certain decisions during your lifetime.
Does Moneykind draft legal documents?
No. Moneykind provides introductions; any legal drafting or advice is provided by the relevant professional.
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