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Will writing is a very personal affair and we want you to feel safe and secure with us. Let us help you carefully craft a Will mirroring your wishes.
A will is a crucial document that allows you to express your final wishes, ensuring your assets are distributed according to your intentions. We recognise the significance of this process and the emotions that may accompany it. That’s why we provide a safe environment for you to navigate this essential aspect of estate planning.
At Wewills, we take the time to understand your unique circumstances, providing personalised and customised solutions tailored to your specific needs and goals. Take the first step in securing your future and creating a lasting impact for you and your loved ones.
Gain the peace of mind that comes from knowing your legacy will be preserved and your loved ones will be protected. Our dedicated team will guide you with sensitivity, ensuring your final wishes are accurately documented and legally sound.
Will writing is a very personal affair and we want you to feel safe and secure. Choose WeWills Legacy to be your preferred partner in safeguarding what matters most to you.
your legacy, your way
Benefits of doing a will
protection for loved ones
Having a Will allows you to provide for your loved ones after you’re gone. You can designate guardians for minor children, make provisions for dependents, and ensure that your family’s financial needs are met.
peace of mind
With a carefully crafted will, you can have peace of mind knowing that your assets will be distributed as per your intentions. You retain control over who receives your property, minimising potential disputes and ensuring your final wishes are respected.
ASSIGNING A TRUSTED EXECUTOR
By creating a will, you can appoint an executor to carry out the administration of your estate. This person will handle tasks such as distributing assets, paying debts, and resolving any legal matters. Having an executor designated in your will ensures that someone you trust is responsible for managing your affairs after your passing.
PROTECTING BUSINESS INTERESTS
If you own a business, a will allows you to designate who will inherit and manage your business assets. This ensures a smooth transition and continuity for your business, protecting its value and preserving the legacy you have built. By addressing your business interests in your will, you can safeguard the future of your enterprise and provide for its continued success.
EXPRESSING SPECIAL WISHES
Your will allows you to express specific wishes and instructions that may not be legally required but are important to you. This can include details about funeral arrangements, charitable donations, or specific bequests to individuals or organisations. By documenting these wishes in your will, you ensure they are carried out according to your desires.
ASSIGNING A TRUSTED EXECUTOR
Having a valid will in place can streamline the probate process and potentially save time and costs for your beneficiaries. Without a will, intestacy laws come into play, and the court will determine how your assets are distributed. This can result in delays, additional expenses, and outcomes that may not align with your intentions. By having a will, you provide clear instructions that simplify the administration of your estate, making the process more efficient.
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FAQ
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Having a Will grants you control over the distribution of your assets and properties after your death. By specifying your wishes in a legally binding document, you ensure that your loved ones are taken care of according to your intentions. Without a Will, the Intestacy laws determine how your assets will be distributed, which may not align with your desires. By having a Will in place, you can override these laws and have a say in who receives your assets.
If you have minor children (below 21 years old), a Will enables you to appoint guardians who will take care of them in the event of your passing. This ensures that your children are entrusted to someone you trust and consider suitable for their well-being.
More importantly, having a valid Will expedites the probate process. This means that the transfer of your assets to the intended beneficiaries can be carried out more efficiently, reducing delays and administrative burdens and extra costs
For a consultation with WeWills, simply prepare the following:
– List of Beneficiaries with their full name as per NRIC and Identity Number. Foreign Nationals/PR are okay too!
– Rough allocation of assets. We will help you ensure your wishes and beneficiaries are eligible according to the state’s law.
– Your Singapore Identity Card.
– Any previous Wills (if any, and optional)
It is understandable that you place great importance on ensuring the proper preservation of your most significant document. However, it is essential to consider that your appointed executor will require access to your Will following your passing.
Without such access, they will be unable to apply for the Grant of Probate, hindering the execution of your intended wishes. In essence, the lack of accessibility would render your efforts in creating a Will ineffective.
A Will covers almost all your assets under your sole name. Property or properties owned under your sole name will be covered under your Will. CPF, however, does not form part of your estate and will not be covered under your Will. You will have to do a CPF nomination with CPF board. If no nomination is done, Intestacy laws will set in after your demise for your CPF monies.