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Helping you prepare for the future, with will writing, prepaid funeral plans, lasting power of attorney and living trust funds. By using our professional Will writing service, you'll have complete control of who will inherit your possessions, property, and money when you die.

By having this stated in a clearly stated Will, as desired by you, and according to the law, ensures that no one is left hurt and upset by any confusion on the event of your death.With the annual rising costs of funerals, it's a great idea to leave your family stress-free by arranging a prepaid funeral plan, so they don't have to worry about the financial and emotional burdens, at this difficult time.
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A living trust - also known as an 'inter vivos' or revocable trust, is a written legal document which states that your assets are placed in trust during your lifetime and for your benefit, and on your death are then transferred to designated beneficiaries called successor trustees.

They are different from a Will, which is a legal written document with a plan of distribution of your assets after your death - but nothing takes effect until after you die.A benefit of a living trust fund means that it avoids probate, which often means a faster distribution of your assets to your heirs.
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legally binding document whereby someone, the principal, who is still in their right mind, nominates a trusted relative or friend, the agent, or attorney-in-fact after their affairs if they lost the mental capacity. Put simply a Power of Attorney is a legal document that you sign and appoint a person to handle your tax, financial, and legal matters if you cannot do so.
You must have a Will, because if you don't, in the event of your death your money, possessions and property will be shared out according to what the law dictates, instead of according to your wishes. This means the law decides who gets what and how much - it doesn't matter what your relationship was like with anyone when you were alive.
Although it's not a popular subject to think about, planning and paying for your funeral in advance can save everyone a significant headache and a lot of money and heartache. This means you pay for and organise your own funeral in advance with your selected funeral director.

And due to the rising costs of funerals over the last ten years by an average 7%, it's a sensible idea to spread the payments, so your loved ones don't get hit with a scary bill at a very emotional time.Prepaid plans typically allow for anyone over 50 years old to pay for and organise their own or someone else's funeral so that when they die, they don't have to leave that financial strain and organisation to them.
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