Making a Will
The importance of making a Will cannot be overstated. Each Will prepared by J. W. Hughes & Co. is tailor-made for the individual client, taking into consideration his or her personal financial circumstances, family and commitments, and the need for tax planning. Prepared properly, a will can save thousands of pounds in tax to benefit your loved ones, instead of the Chancellor of the Exchequor.
Please speak with any of our Solicitors who will be able to guide you on a suitable Will. Alternatively, ask to speak with Nick Passey at our Conwy Office or Philip Kentish at our Llandudno Office.
Making Your Own Will
Except in the very simplest of cases it is always advisable to make a Will. If, after your death, there turns out to be a problem with the drafting of the formalities of a Will, this may prevent your wishes from being carried out. This is particularly important if you have children or own property.
Our friendly and helpful advice will assist you in the preparation of your Will including :
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Choice of Executor
Inheritance Tax mitigation including the use of Trusts.
Provision for my spouse or partner or children.
The family business, company or partnership.
Other planning issues during your lifetime.
Bequests to charities.
Protective Trusts.
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Trusts and Settlements
Accumulation and maintenance trusts.
Trusts for families.
Charitable trusts.
Administration of Estates.
We are members of the Society of Trusts & Estate Practitioners and can assist your family and beneficiaries in the administration of your estate including advice on Inheritance Tax and tax mitigation, and ensuring that your affairs are concluded as quickly and sympathetically as possible.
Deeds of family arrangement.
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Living Wills
What happens if I become incapacitated?
Who will make the decisions for my welfare and medical treatment?
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Enduring Powers Of Attorney
Why should I make a Power of Attorney?
What happens if I lose my mental capacity without a Power of Attorney?
Who will be my Attorney or Attorneys?
Court of Protection
When is it necessary?
Who will be my Receiver?
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