You can register your Will with Certainty National Will Register at an additional cost of £30.00. The register records where your Will is stored, but does not store a copy of the Will. Find out more about what happens when you make a Will and how Leech & Co can help you here.
F&Q - Wills
Who can be an Executor?
Anyone can be an Executor of a will as long as they are over 18. A Beneficiary of the Will can also be an Executor and many people choose their husband or wife or civil partner or their children to be an Executor. Find out more about being an Executor here.
Do I keep my Will or do you store it?
When your Will is complete, we will keep the original document in safe storage for you. We will also keep a digital copy on our secure server. We do not charge for this storage. We will also provide you with two copies of your Will for you to retain or provide to your Executors, should… Read More
What does an Executor do?
Essentially, an Executor makes sure that the wishes of the deceased person as stated in the Will are carried out. The Executor is responsible for making sure that the deceased debts, if any, are paid, that any remaining money or property is distributed to the Beneficiaries and that any specific wishes are carried out. Find… Read More
What can I put in my Will?
A Will is a statement of what you want to happen to your property and finances (and children if they are under 18) when you die. Therefore, your Will should contain all matters that ensure your wishes are carried out. You can also include your wishes as to what you want to happen with your… Read More
A loved one has lost mental capacity and doesn’t have a Will – what can I do?
If a person is not fully aware they are making a Will, it is not likely to be valid and therefore cannot be used to carry out their wishes following their death. Alternatively, there may be no Will in place at all. In these situations, an application can be made to the Court of Protection… Read More
