Boden Samuel Wills & Trusts

26/10/2026

09/05/2026

Guardianship is only part of the plan.

Choosing who will care for your child is important—but so is making sure they are financially provided for.

A will lets you appoint a guardian and set out how money, savings, or assets should be used to support your child’s upbringing.

Without clear planning, both care and finances may be decided by the courts.

Plan ahead. Provide and protect.

06/05/2026

Do your stepchildren have a place in your will?

Without clear planning, stepchildren do not automatically inherit or have rights to your estate.

Blended families need clear, written wishes to ensure everyone you care about is considered and provided for as intended.

A will helps you make things fair, clear, and legally recognised.

Plan ahead. Protect every part of your family.

04/05/2026

Have you made your wishes clear?

Without a valid will, important decisions about your money, property, and personal belongings are left to legal rules—not your preferences.

A will ensures your instructions are written down, legally recognised, and followed when it matters most.

It removes uncertainty and helps avoid confusion or conflict for the people you leave behind.

Make your wishes clear. Make them count.

02/05/2026

Have you considered what might happen to your home and savings if you need long-term care?

Many people assume their family home will automatically pass on but care fees can change that.

Depending on your circumstances, care costs may need to be paid from your assets, including your property, which can significantly reduce what is left for your loved ones.

Planning ahead in your will and estate planning can help you understand your options and protect more of what you’ve worked for.

Don’t leave it to chance. Plan ahead. Protect your future.

29/04/2026

Who would care for your child if you couldn’t?

It’s a common assumption that family would automatically step in but without a will naming a guardian, the courts decide who is best suited for the role, even if that is a family member.

In the short term, your child may be placed into temporary care while decisions are made about their long-term future.

Choosing a legal guardian in your will means you decide who raises your child.

It’s one of the most important decisions you can make for their future.

Plan ahead. Protect what matters most.