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I made a Will with 'MakingaWill' after buying my own house. Life has taught me that you never know what?s going to happen and it was important to me to that everything I would be leaving behind went to the right, special people in my life and that I had my own wishes at my funeral. The Will was very professional and very well laid out. Just what I wanted. The communication with the team was very good and when I had changes I wanted making, it wasn't too much effort and was always done and returned efficiently. I would highly recommend ?MakingaWill? to do your Will!
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Our guide contains a number of articles on key aspects of making a will.

Importance of Making a Will
Why make a Will? What happens if I die without Will? Laws of Intestacy Flowchart Why parents and step-parents need a Will Why cohabitees need a Will?
Creating your Will
What should be included in a Will? Appointing guardians in your Will Appointing executors in your Will Appointing beneficiaries to your Will Leaving assets in your Will Specifying funeral wishes in your Will Leaving your body to medical science Leaving your organs in your Will What are my options for a burial? Leaving a business in your Will Leaving gifts to charities in a Will Specifying a 'right to live' in your Will Including future beneficiaries in your Will Leaving pets in your Will Imposing conditions in your will Basic structure of a Will Joint and Mutual Wills Signing your Will Witnessing your Will Storing your will
Leaving Property in a Will
Leaving jointly owned property Property held as Joint Tenants Leaving Tenants in Common property Leaving foreign property in your Will Leaving a farm in your Will
Legality of a Will
How legally binding is a Will? Requirements of a legally binding Will Contesting a Will International Wills
Changing your Will
Changng a Will Keeping your will up to date Implications of marriage on your Will Implications of divorce on your Will? Destroying a will Changing a Will after death

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Single Will or Mirror Wills?

If you are a couple and wish to leave all your assets to each other then you could save money by making  Mirror Wills. You can also use Mirror Wills if you whish to leave your estate to the same beneficiaries. 
 
If you wish to leave different legacies, appoint different executors or you would like to specify individual funeral wishes then you will need to make two Single Wills.
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