Emergency End of Life Will Writing Service

Our expert advisers swiftly craft comprehensive wills to protect your assets and minimise conflicts during urgent situations. Typically, this process is completed within 48 hours. We provide personalised recommendations to ensure your wishes are respected.

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Consider those you may leave behind and ensure your wishes are swiftly executed by choosing RK Wills for urgent estate planning. Whether single, married, separated, widowed, or in a civil partnership, having a will ensures your executors can efficiently carry out your wishes. Without a will, distribution rules leave you no control.

A well-crafted will outlines how your property, money, and possessions are distributed after death and includes plans for dependents under 18 and designated executors.

RK Wills consultants are experienced in trust wills, gifts in wills, legacies, bequests, and devises. Let us help you plan for your loved ones, ensuring they are provided for after you’re gone. Our urgent service reduces the risk of contesting wills, confusion, and conflict, ensuring your final requests benefit those closest to you. closest to you.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT wILLS

Read our FAQs to find out more about wills and will writing services.

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Again this is entirely dependant on what you decide to do with your possessions following your death. More complicated wills will take longer to write and therefore cost more than a simple will. Get in touch with us to arrange a free consultation and we can give you a quote based upon your requirements.

Usually wills are a private document unless and until a grant of probate is issued upon a persons death.

In order for a will to be a valid legal document it must be signed by the testator and two independant witnesses who are not beneficiaries of the will. These witnesses must be over 18, of sound mind and should witness the person making the will, the testator, signing the document.

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