How to Choose a Guardian for Your Children
If both parents die while the children are under 18, a guardian named in your will decides who raises them. Here is how to choose one and make it count.
Read guideGuides on why write a will. Free, practical advice for England and Wales.
If both parents die while the children are under 18, a guardian named in your will decides who raises them. Here is how to choose one and make it count.
Read guideIf you own a company, a share of a business, or a trading business with assets, a standard will is not enough. Here is what is at stake and when to see a solicitor.
Read guideThe standard "everything to my partner" will can quietly disinherit children from a previous relationship. Here is why blended families need more care, and usually a solicitor.
Read guideMost people who do not have a will say they will make one eventually. The case for doing it now is not about being morbid — it is about what happens to the people you care about if you do not.
Read guideNot owning a house does not mean you have nothing to leave. Savings, personal possessions, a car, and digital assets are all part of your estate — and without a will, none of them go where you might expect.
Read guideNo guides match that search.