Wills for Different Stages of Life
Your circumstances, family, and responsibilities are unique. Understanding your situation is a useful first step towards planning your estate.
Find the starting point that fits your situation.
Individual Will
For individuals who want to record their wishes concerning their estate and the people or organisations they wish to benefit.
Couple Without Children
For couples who want to consider how their estates should be dealt with, including beneficiaries, assets, executors, and specific gifts.
Couple With Children
For parents who want to plan for their family, document their wishes, and consider how their estate may benefit their children.
Couple With Minor Children
For parents with children under 18 who may need to consider guardianship wishes, inheritance arrangements, and how an inheritance should be managed. These matters may require professional review.
Business Owner
For entrepreneurs who need to consider business ownership, succession arrangements, and how business interests may be affected by their estate plan.
Existing Will
Life changes. Marriage, divorce, children, property purchases, business interests, and other significant changes may mean you should review your existing arrangements.
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Important
These categories are customer-friendly planning starting points, not separate legal instruments with guaranteed legal effects. Business succession, shareholder agreements, trusts, and complex ownership structures may require specialist professional advice. A trust should not be created without an appropriately qualified professional assessing the circumstances. Legal advice and specialist drafting are provided by appropriately qualified professionals where required.
Not sure where to begin?
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