Parte and Associates 10 Good Reasons to Make a Will

You get to decide who gets your assets when you’re gone
You decide who administers your estate
You can appoint guardians to care for your children
The taxman gets less money
If you are not married, your partner has no automatic right to a share in your estate
You can leave assets to your friends
If you are divorced or legally separated, your Will can take into account your new circumstances
Administration costs are less when a person dies having made a Will
Probate takes less time than the administration of an intestate’s estate
Your spouse may get a bigger share in your estate than you would like

10 Good Reasons to Make a Will