Will writing gives you the opportunity to decide who inherits your last possessions, assets and most treasured belongs. It’s is a legal document that protects your estate for your family once you pass away. For example if you have not registered a civil partnership or are married your partner is not automatically able to receive your inheritance which could create some serious financial problems.conversely if you have made a will prior to a civil partnership or marriage then your will is void and would need to be amended unless you have a relevant clause in place to protect against it
A will is not just about assets or possessions it is also about funeral wishes setting up protective trusts and protecting your children under (18) from being placed into care by naming and appointing them legal guardians to look after them.

Without writing a will your estate will be handed over to the state government under the rule known as the “line of intestcy”which means your last wishes will never heard and your estate will be distributed without protection for your family.

Health and welfare LPA’s can only be enforced if you lose capacity to make decisions yourself
Your appointed attorney will have legal authorisation to look after your health and welfare matters including the types of treatments you will receive, accommodation, personal healthcare and even end of life decisions