Sevenoaks Business Club

I found Trevor French responsive in the first contact.Trevor gave good professional advice, which has allowed me to feel confident that my IHT issues and my Will have been made to suit my personal circumstances exactly. I would highly recommend Trevor French to anyone.  
Reg Coote, Orpington

Excellent service. Very thorough, informative and we were guided gently through and have now made a will which we should have done years ago. Not as painful an exercise as I thought it would be. Many thanks.   
Lin Ramsey

Trevor was happy to attend out of hours appointments at our convenience and explained the process in laymans terms which meant we were able to complete our will fairly painlessly and to our complete satisfaction.   
Gemma S, Sevenoaks

Without a valid Last Will and Testament your assets will be distributed according to the rules of Intestacy.

The rules of Intestacy lay down a rigid method of estate distribution and make no account for your wishes.

Married Couples - Without a Will, it is not certain that your spouse will inherit all your assets.

Unmarried Couples - without a Will your partner may not receive anything! Your entire estate will probably be divided between your children; if you don't have any children then your assets will be shared between your relatives.

Divorced or Separated - Make it clear whether you do/don't want your 'ex-spouse' to benefit from your estate.

Parents of Young Children - By making a Will you can ensure that the Courts are aware of who you wish to care for your children in the event of your death. You can also decide at what age you wish your children to receive their inheritance (whether this be 18, 21 or 25).

T:  01689 601966  M: 07786 026374

Steve Brooker from the National Consumer Council explains,
(Survey Sept. 2007.)

‘Dying without leaving a will can leave all sorts of headaches for those left behind. It can create family feuds and leave relatives short of their inheritance."
"Four out of five parents are gambling with their children's future"

"If both parents die unexpectedly,it will probably be left to the courts to decide who will be the guardians for children under the age of 18."

"Almost four in five households with dependent children have not made a will."

"More than four out of five cohabiting couples have not made a will."

If their relationship has not been legalised by the Civil Partnership Act the surviving partner may be left without a home or possessions.