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Having a valid Will is the best way you can ensure that your personal effects and assets will be distributed in the way that you want them to be following your death.

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Having to come to terms with your mortality and look ahead to what will happen after you die isn’t easy, but having a valid, up-to-date will is one of the kindest, most considerate things you can do for your family as it minimizes any unnecessary legal disputes resulting from your passing.

A valid Will is also the best way you can ensure that your personal effects and assets will be distributed in the way that you want them to be following your death.

By making your Will, it enables your family to deal with your affairs more efficiently and cost effectively. It makes it easier for those you leave behind to deal with finalizing your estate whilst dealing with this traumatic time.

If you are the breadwinner for the family, by making your Will you can ensure that your spouse and children are provided for after your passing. This can be a very stressful time for people who leave behind young families and when there is still a number of debts that need to be serviced. It also gives you have control as to who you want to appoint to look after any infant children you may leave behind.

If your estate affairs are adequately in order, this will avoid any unnecessary and protracted application processes that are required for a grant of probate. This can hold up the process of winding up your estate which in turn can have a financially adverse effect on your family.
A Will allows you to appoint a person of your choice to be the executor of your estate. Your executor is then in charge of administering your estate in accordance with the terms of your Will. Having a Will also allows you to nominate a guardian to care for your children.
If you die without a valid Will then the law determines how your assets Will be distributed. This can result in your assets being paid to relatives you have little or no contact with. It can also cause considerable expense and unnecessary delays in finalising your estate.
The best way to sort these issues out is to talk to you ex-spouse and reach an agreement. It is wise though to get independent legal advice before you do that, so you know exactly what your entitlements and obligations are.

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