Making A Will Is Simple With Niche Will Writers In London

Will Writer in Ealing and London

August 6, 2009 By admin 2 Comments

Niche Wills offers professional Will writing Services in London and the South East. We have expert consultants covering Ealing, Acton, Southall, Hounslow and the rest of the Greater and West London area.

Our aim is to make the whole process as simple as possible by carefully reviewing your circumstances to ensure you have the highest degree of protection. Whether you are based in Hounslow, Osterley, Twickenham, Richmond or Ealing by calling Niche Wills we can arrange either a telephone interview or face-to-face visit to establish your requirements.

Once we are satisfied with all the information the instruction documentation will be passed to one of our Will Writers you will draft a Will with all the legal requirements. We will take in to account all your assets and will advise the best method to mitigate Inheritance Tax.

After your will documentation has been produced and issued you then will be given the opportunity to take advantage of our highly commended Storage Facilities. By storing your wills with Niche Wills you will retain full access to update them under our life time update promise.

Here at Niche we believe our customer experience to be second to none. There may be other Will Writers in London but providing excellent service is at the heart of our company and we are fully committed to training. This is demonstrated by the mandatory continual professional development courses our staff must undertake to guarantee they are up-to-date with the latest legislation and opportunities they present.

Please can we ask that you take a few minutes to add comments about us, wills or will writing in general as feedback will be printed and is always appreciated.

For more information of our Will Storage Services please click here, alternatively should you wish to speak to Niche Will Writers Services in Ealing or in any part of West London please contact us on T: 020 7993 2077.

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Cheap Wills, you get what you pay for

August 4, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Will writing is for everyone

Wills are not simply for rich people and no matter what your circumstances are , all people above a certain age needs to seek professional advice in regards to Making a Will and more importantly keep it up to date.

Being London Will writers we deal with all types of clients from all walks of life. However there are Wills and there are Wills. Just ask yourself one question would you trust a will which was written for next to nothing? Try to stay away from marketing strap lines such as “Cheap Wills” “5 minute wills”, “easy wills” “DIY Wills” and anything that makes drafting a will look simple as most of the time there are other factors involved with Making a Will such as Inheritance Tax and Trusts and protection for your family.

Do you trust yourself to write a will? Also what about storage updates and keeping the rest of the family informed? How about changes in laws?

Whatever you decided to do please seek professional advice as not doing so be costly in the long run.

Niche Wills have Local Will writers based around London and the M25 area who can assist you with drafting a will.

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London Will Writing Services

August 2, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Local Will Writers

London is one of the largest and most vibrant cities in the world creating massive choice in all number of key sectors, including wills.

Historically the Will industry was dominated by solicitors, however recent years has seen a real defection away as many clients have experienced poor service and worst still solicitors ‘cherry-picking’ when to get involved. This is mainly down to the nature of a will process which falls into two distinct parts: the initial hand-holding, walking through the legal jargon and form filling; to the more profitable Probate side when the will proceeds are distributed. In order to fill this void , a new sector of local Will writing Specialists has been formed to ensure a client receives a start-to-finish service.

The Will Writing Specialists are often adaptable in terms of their availability and normally aim to serve the local community. Their overheads are normally substantially reduced due to the concentration and focus on wills whereas Solicitors can be distracted by big ticket legal cases.

How do you find local Will Writers? The reality is will writers can be researched fairly quickly on the internet or in yellow pages.

In your selection you should consider the will writers with maximum credentials as retirement and estate planning is very important and you must check their qualifications to ensure you are getting advice from reputable firms as you are future protecting yourself and your family. Ask about their training plans and association with leading industry bodies such as the Society of Will Writers or National Association of Will Writers. Do not get caught by paying upfront fees and take confidence if the operation you select services more than one community, such as Niche Wills Head Office. Their main office is based in London with local Will Writers covering all within the M25 area including places such Hounslow, Kensington, Chelsea, Hammersmith, Knightsbridge, Croydon, Kingston, Tottenham and Watford.

Do not be afraid to ask the company to make more than one visit as it is important that you fully understand the whole will process and benefits. The companies based in London are likely to be more amenable in this respect.

In short, research is vital so take your take. Asking an important question now could avoid unnecessary expense and disappointment.

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Trust Wills Explained

July 31, 2009 By admin 2 Comments

Trusts and trust funds sound daunting to the untrained ear.

The reality is in our experience there are very few types of trust that get used directly by individuals in the work we do for Niche Wills in London.

The principle reasons are when they are considering writing a will and also in respect of looking after the interests of their children.

In the summary below we attempt to explain the key differences. So you can make an informed choice or narrow down your search for an appropriate adviser.

Absolute (Bare) trust

An absolute trust holds the property in the trustee’s name but allows the beneficiary to take actual possession of both the income and trust property whenever they want. For example this type of trust might be used to pass gifts to children while you are still alive.

Accumulation and maintenance trust

An accumulation and maintenance trust is designed to pass money for the welfare of children whilst they are still minors. Any surplus income that is not used is added to the trust property, which it turn will pass the children once they reach 18. At this point the trust turns into what is technically known as an ‘interest in possession’ trust. The process is differs in Scotland, as, once a beneficiary reaches the age of 16, they could ask the trustees to part with the trust property.

Discretionary trust

The trustees of a discretionary trust are empowered to decide the amount of income or capital (if any) to pay to each of the beneficiaries as none has an automatic right to either.

Discretionary trusts therefore can be used as a way to pass on property while you’re still alive and whilst still maintaining some control over it through the terms of the trust deed.

Interest in possession trust

In an interest in possession trust the beneficiary has a legal right to all the trust’s income (after expenses have been deducted), but not to the actual property itself.

For example, you wish to set up an interest in possession trust in your will. It is for instance common to consider leaving the income from the trust property to your spouse or partner and the trust property to your children when your partner dies.

Mixed trust

A mixed trust may be ideal when one beneficiary of an accumulation and maintenance trust reaches 18 and others are still minors. In this instance part of the trust then becomes an interest in possession trust.

Whilst the above hopefully gives you and insight and flavour, it is fair to say that will writers, including Niche Wills, will provide you with the exact timing and method of using the trusts in their most effective way. It is worth spending time and seeking professional advice as it could have a profound impact on your legacy.

More information on trust Wills can be found by clicking here

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