Secure Your Future: The Importance of Updating or Creating Your Will

In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to overlook the significance of having a will. New research has revealed that over half (52%) of UK adults over 30 don’t have a will, and an additional 13% who do have a will admit that it needs updating. These statistics underscore the critical need to take action and ensure your affairs are in order, no matter your age.

At PCB Solicitors, we understand that discussing wills and probate matters can be daunting. However, our Accredited Lifetime Lawyers specialise in later-life legal matters, offering personalised support with care, empathy, and attention to detail. We strive to make the process simple, stress-free, and tailored to you, so you can plan for the future with confidence.

Why You Should Have a Will

A will is not just for those later in life; it’s a crucial way to protect your wishes, no matter your age. It ensures that your assets are distributed according to your desires and that your loved ones are taken care of. Additionally, having a will can help prevent disputes among family members and reduce the stress on your loved ones during a difficult time.

Who needs a will?

If you’re an adult in the UK, you probably need a will. An up-to-date, well-drafted Will is essential if you have children, own a house or have a pension.

If you die without a Will, any assets that belonged to you must be distributed according to the strict rules of intestacy – which may not be how you expect or would want your estate to be shared. It can be hugely distressing for loved ones. As long as you’re at least 18 years old, it’s never too early to make your will.

Take Action Today

Whether you need to create a will from scratch or update an existing one, our team at PCB Solicitors is here to help. We provide expert advice and personalised support to ensure your wishes are clearly documented and legally protected.

Contact us on 01743 248148

Don’t wait until it’s too late – ensure your future wishes are in place today. Speak to our Accredited Lifetime Lawyers for specialist expertise in wills and probate matters. We are committed to serving the Shropshire community with dedication and care.