31/08/2026
Myth: "My family knows what I want, so I don't need a Will."
Not necessarily.
Many people believe that simply telling their family what they'd like to happen is enough.
Unfortunately, verbal wishes aren't legally binding.
Without a valid Will, your estate will usually be distributed according to the rules of intestacy, which may not reflect your intentions. Even where family members agree on your wishes, it can create unnecessary uncertainty and delays.
A professionally prepared Will provides clear legal instructions, giving your loved ones confidence that they're carrying out your wishes exactly as intended.
Planning ahead isn't just about protecting your assets. It's about giving your family clarity and peace of mind when they need it most.