
Making a Will is the only way to ensure that your wishes are carried out after your death.
If you have not made a valid Will your estate will pass according to the “Laws of Intestacy“, and that might not be what you want.
Just because you are married don’t assume that “my other half will get everything”, without a valid Will brothers, sisters and parents may have a claim.
If you are not married, but living together as a couple, you may be classed as single and your surviving partner might not get anything.
If you have children you should consider who you want to look after them if you were not around, especially in single parent cases if you have not nominated guardians for your children the Court could decide and this might not be what you want.