When You Need a Will – Fast

There may be a moment in your life when you urgently need to make a Will. If you have an accident, or are suddenly taken seriously ill, or are going into hospital you have to move fast to ensure your wishes are written down in a legally valid document.

At Will Power, we can fast-track this process with our express Will service. We can move as swiftly as possible to ensure you have peace of mind at a time when you need it most. 

What is an Express Will?

An express Will has the same purpose as a standard or mirror Will. It ensures your loved ones are protected as your intentions are followed after your death.

The difference is that an express Will is created as quickly as possible to ensure you have a valid Will.

You may have many reasons for this. Perhaps you have suffered a life-threatening injury, or been diagnosed with a serious illness.

It could be that your circumstances have changed suddenly, or you are about to go on holiday and need to alter your Will.

Whatever the reasons we can make  possible to make an express Will that contains all your wishes and is legally valid.

Those closest to you can take some comfort from the fact that you will not die intestate, which can lead to considerable stress, delay and expense.

Benefits of an Express Will

The main benefit of an express Will is peace of mind. At a time of possible upset, you can be reassured that you have a valid Will, and that your intentions are going to be followed if you die.

At a later date you can review your Will with us and create a more measured and considered version. In the interim, though, your express Will is there to support you and those close to you. Its main benefits are:

• Speed: Your Will is drawn up, signed and witnessed as quickly as possible so that you have a legally valid document.
• Decide who inherits: Without a Will, the state might decide how your assets are distributed. An express Will ensures your wishes are respected.
• Minimise IHT: By drawing up a Will, you could save your family thousands of pounds in Inheritance Tax.
• Child care: If your children are under 18, your Will can specify who should look after them – rather than the state appointing someone.
• Trusted executors: You can choose someone you trust to take care of your affairs after you die

How Much Does it Cost?

An express standard Will is £200+VAT, while a pair of express mirror Wills is £350+VAT.

Will Power is Ready to Help You

More than 30 years’ experience means our team at Will Power understands the need for urgency at a difficult moment when you need to make an express Will.

We will handle your situation with discretion and tact, as well as the expertise that means we can deliver quickly the legally valid documentation you need.

If you need to discuss an express Will, please get in touch for a no-obligation initial discussion so we can explain how we will help you.