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The Will Centre The Wills, Powers of Attorney and Probate Experts. Making a will gives you peace of mind for you and your loved ones.

No matter if you are single, married, civil partnership, divorced, co-habiting or separated, you need a will!

Myth: "My family knows what I want, so I don't need a Will."Not necessarily.Many people believe that simply telling thei...
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.

Thank you for your kind words ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐We're incredibly grateful when clients take the time to leave us a review.Knowing tha...
28/08/2026

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We're incredibly grateful when clients take the time to leave us a review.

Knowing that we've helped provide peace of mind for individuals and families across Devon means a great deal to everyone at The Will Centre.

If you've recently used our services and have a few moments to spare, we'd love to hear about your experience.

More families are being caught by Inheritance TaxRecent industry figures show that frozen tax thresholds and rising prop...
24/08/2026

More families are being caught by Inheritance Tax

Recent industry figures show that frozen tax thresholds and rising property values are bringing more ordinary families into the scope of Inheritance Tax than ever before.

Inheritance Tax planning is no longer something reserved for the very wealthy.

The earlier you begin planning, the more options may be available to you.

Professional advice can help ensure your estate is structured in the way that best reflects your wishes while helping your family prepare for the future.

Inheritance Tax is no longer just an issue for the very wealthyRising property values mean more families are finding the...
21/08/2026

Inheritance Tax is no longer just an issue for the very wealthy

Rising property values mean more families are finding themselves affected by Inheritance Tax.

With allowances remaining frozen, estates that wouldn't previously have been liable may now exceed the available thresholds.

Planning ahead doesn't necessarily mean avoiding tax altogether. It means understanding your options and ensuring your family isn't faced with unexpected complications.

A conversation today could save your loved ones significant stress in the future.

Estate planning is about much more than moneyWhen people hear "estate planning", they often think about tax.In reality, ...
19/08/2026

Estate planning is about much more than money

When people hear "estate planning", they often think about tax.

In reality, good estate planning is about protecting the people you love.

It covers things such as:

• Making a valid Will
• Putting Lasting Powers of Attorney in place
• Planning for later life
• Reducing unnecessary stress for your family
• Making sure your wishes are understood

It's about giving yourself peace of mind today and making tomorrow easier for those around you.

Myth: "If I'm married, I don't need a Will."Not quite.Many people assume everything automatically passes exactly as they...
17/08/2026

Myth: "If I'm married, I don't need a Will."

Not quite.

Many people assume everything automatically passes exactly as they'd like.

Whilst spouses do have legal rights under the rules of intestacy, the outcome isn't always what families expect, particularly where children, previous relationships or larger estates are involved.

A professionally prepared Will ensures your wishes are clearly recorded.

Judge criticises four-year delay in estate administrationA recent court case has highlighted the devastating impact that...
14/08/2026

Judge criticises four-year delay in estate administration

A recent court case has highlighted the devastating impact that delays in estate administration can have on grieving families, after a judge criticised a case where it took more than four years before the deceased could even be buried.

Whilst situations like this are thankfully very uncommon, they do serve as an important reminder that making a Will is only part of the process.

Choosing suitable executors, keeping your affairs organised and seeking professional support where appropriate can all help make administering an estate much smoother for your loved ones.

Estate planning isn't just about protecting your assets. It's about making a difficult time as straightforward as possible for the people you care about.

If you'd like to discuss your Will or estate planning, our friendly team is here to help.

How often should you update your Will?Making a Will isn't something you do once and forget.It's worth reviewing your Wil...
12/08/2026

How often should you update your Will?

Making a Will isn't something you do once and forget.

It's worth reviewing your Will after major life events such as:

• Marriage or divorce
• Having children or grandchildren
• Buying or selling property
• Changes to your finances
• The death of an executor or beneficiary

Even if nothing significant has changed, reviewing it every few years helps ensure it still reflects your wishes.

"I'm too young for a Lasting Power of Attorney."It's one of the biggest misconceptions we hear.A Lasting Power of Attorn...
10/08/2026

"I'm too young for a Lasting Power of Attorney."

It's one of the biggest misconceptions we hear.

A Lasting Power of Attorney isn't just for older people.

Illness, accidents or unexpected life events can happen at any age. Without an LPA in place, the people closest to you may not automatically have the legal authority to make decisions on your behalf.

Putting one in place gives you control over who would act for you if the unexpected happened.

It's one of those documents you hope you'll never need, but you'll be glad it's there if you do.

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