Single, Widowed, Divorced

• All monies of estate distributed as follows and in order
  • Equally to all deceased’s children
  • Equally to deceased’s parents
  • Equally to deceased’s brothers/sisters
  • Equally to deceased’s nieces/nephews
  • Equally to deceased’s aunts/uncles
  • Equally to deceased’s cousins
  • Equally to deceased’s second cousins
  • CROWN

Single, Widowed, Divorced with Children

PROBLEM:

1. Children under the age of 18 have no specific Guardians; unless defined in your Will. Therefore, Social Services and the Court could issue instructions to foster the children.
2. Total estate, assuming children less than 18 years of age, administered by the Courts.
3. If the children’s ages span the 18 year mark, for example, 10, 14 & 19 years of age, the 19 year old could demand his share immediately; possibly forcing the sale of the family home.

SOLUTION: MAKE YOUR WILL NOW

Single, Widowed, Divorced with no Children

PROBLEM:

1. This is more of decision or a situation, rather than a problem. Do you not feel that you should decide the distribution of your lifetime accumulated wealth; or do you wish the Government to decide?

SOLUTION: MAKE YOUR WILL NOW