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Do I need to Make a Will?

Looking forward to the Best, Planning for the Worst
Protect your Overseas Property & Investment Assets
What Clients Need to Know:
If we could
predict the future and knew exactly when we were going
to die, writing a Will would be a very simple process
indeed. But of course, when we write a Will, we are
catering not only for the present but as far as
possible, the distant future.
Because
personal circumstances can vary as time goes on, most
people want to make a Will that covers as many
different situations as possible. Most people think in
terms of “What happens if…” questions.
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What happens if my wife dies before I
do?
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What happens if we are both killed
together in an accident?
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What happens if I leave everything to
my son but he dies before I do?
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What happens if all my executors die
before me?
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What happens if my executors don’t
want to or are unable to administer my estate?
These are some
of the most common questions but this list in different
combinations could be endless. You’ll see how these
situations are catered for by ProACT Partnership's UK
lawyers and UK Accountants when we
analysis your circumstances and review a typical Will
you may already have. Our style is to make a Will that ensures your wishes are carried out
after your death – tax efficiently considering also
inheritance tax, domicile and use of trusts to protect
assets.
We place your
money in the right hands.
ProACT Partnership Professional
Expatriate Will Services
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Avoid Inheritance Tax
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Ensure your family benefit
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Protect Property, Valuables & Financials
Tel: +357 26 819 424
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Tough Love |
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A
dying man smells his favourite oatmeal raisin
cookies cooking downstairs. It takes all the
strength he has left but he gets up from the bed
and crawls down the stairs. He sees the cookies
cooling on the counter and staggers over to
them. As he reaches for one, his wife's wrinkled
hand reaches out, smacks his and she yells:
"No, you can't have those!
They're for the funeral!"
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