WHY YOU NEED A WILL

Dying without a Will (Intestate) means your assets do not always automatically pass to your spouse, partner, or loved ones.

• Do you have an existing Will?
• Is this up to date?
• Do you wish your assets to go to people you chose rather than those chosen by the government?
• Have you separated, divorced, remarried, or entered into a de-facto relationship since your last Will?
• Have you had additional children since your last Will?
• Do you wish to appoint guardians for your children?
• Do you wish to set up a testamentary trust for your children? Have you acquired additional assets either solely, jointly or as part of a family trust or business since your last Will?
• Have you updated your nominated beneficiary with your superannuation fund or life insurance policy?
• Have you made provision for funeral arrangements in your Will thereby relieving your loved ones of difficult decisions?

You may not have an existing Will or your current Will may be outdated or need to be reviewed. Give us a call at Guardian Wills and Estates to discuss and assess your situation. If your current Will does not need to be changed you Will not be charged for the will review. A full fee will only apply if new documents need to be prepared.

An up to date Will brings peace of mind and allows you to get on with the business of living. Most things we do in life is with the future in mind for ourselves and our loved ones – make sure all your plans are realised by having an up to date Will.