Help with your will from Tiscali

If you haven't made a will now is the time to act or you could cause grave problems for your dependents. If you have no relatives the Chancellor could take all your money unless you specify where you want it to go.

Don't be afraid - make a will

For some people, the idea of making a will makes them feel morbid so they shut it out of their minds and think about something else. But if you don't make a will you can be sure your grieving loved ones will receive the last thing they want - an administrative headache as they struggle to cope with what happens with your property and possessions.

The how and why of living wills

You may wish to prepare for the possibility that one day in the future, you may no longer be able to manage your own affairs - perhaps because of physical disability or mental frailty. Find out about living wills.
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What happens if you die without a will

Without a will the state has to divide and distribute your property when you die, using the intestacy rules. It could mean that your friends or your favourite charities and even some of your close relatives may get nothing at all.
Also: Check what it would mean for you with our handy tool

Make your will

Create your own will with Tiscali's legal partner Compactlaw. Choose the pack most suitable to your circumstances eg Married man with children, single woman no children. Will packs include instructions for completion and completed sample document. If you make a will it makes what is a very difficult time for your family less stressful. So act now.
Also: Get a will pack now

Living together? - Make a will

If you're unmarried but living with someone, you really should consider making a will. If you don't there is a strong possibility that your partner could lose your home. Find out why and what to do.
Also: Get a will now

Making a will is not just for the rich!

Making a will is not just for the well-off who want to pass on expensive property such as a big house or valuable family heirlooms. Making a will is just as much about the small but precious things in life. Find out why

Protect your children - appoint a guardian

Many people now accept that it is sensible to make a will to ensure their financial affairs are in order in the event of their death. The need to do so is even more pressing if you are parents of young children, as it allows you to appoint legal guardians to look after them if you die. Find out what to do to ensure your children's security.
Also: Make your will

Books on wills and probate

If you want help in creating your own will or you have been made executor of someone else's will then a book is an ideal starting place to learn what to do. Simple, easy to understand language will guide you through the processes.

Quirky stories about wills

We reveal some odd stories and odd bequests from wills. Some funny some poignant. Read them now.

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