When it comes to planning for the future, the last thing most people think about is a Will. If you travel or go overseas, you will be required to write a Will in case you become incapacitated and are unable to communicate your wishes. That being said, a Will is important even when you’re not travelling.

What is a Will?

A valid Will is a written document, signed with your name, witnessed by 2 people and also signed by them. This document is then upheld in court which can be upheld by a grant of probate. They ensure your assets are properly managed and distributed after you die.

What is in a Will?

A document that outlines your beneficiaries (the people you want to receive your things when you die) and what exactly they receive. This incorporates property and possessions including your house, car, investment properties, money, savings, furniture, jewellery and so on.