Wills and Executries

Overview

Why should you take the time to draw up a Will? The answer is simple; on your death we are certain that you would wish for your estate to be shared amongst those nearest and dearest to you.

Failing to leave a Will may mean your estate is distributed in a manner which is not in accordance with your wishes. It may also in some cases result in payment of Inheritance Tax which might otherwise be avoided.

The relatively simple procedure of drawing up a Will removes uncertainty and brings peace of mind.

The Will appoints an executor who administers the distribution of your estate. The details of the Will provide concise instructions regarding funeral arrangements and other wishes, greatly increasing the speed with which matters can be dealt with.

Assistance and Advice

  • Drawing Up of a Will
  • Administration of a
    Deceased’s Estate
  • Spouse and Children’s Prior
    and Legal rights claims

Contacting Us

The Glasgow Law Practice is the Internet division of Carr and Co. Solicitors Ltd,(Co. number SC285322) trading as Carr and Co since 1985.