FAQs

A Will is the ONLY legal place to dictate what happens when you die and has a huge impact on loved ones left behind.

If you died without an up to date Will in place:-

• the authorities would decide where your children go
• assets might not go where you would want them to (especially if you are not married) – the family having just lost a parent/spouse and an income source, would also suffer delayed access to assets

It could be a very long drawn out process – the last thing your loved ones would want when they’re already grieving.

We are fully trained Will writers that have protected over 3,000 families up and down the UK.  We are able to give you expert advice and guidance to match your Will to your individual circumstances.

For a Will to be legally binding, it must be a valid Will. We give you expert advice and guidance to match your Will to your individual circumstances, within the law.

We are covered for £2 million worth of Professional Indemnity Cover.

Most importantly – we know what we’re doing! We’ll make sure you don’t miss anything, or make any mistakes which might render your Will invalid.  The Law does not like ambiguity and, according to the Probate Office, Wills that fail most often are those written without the help of a professional.

• You will receive a personal service, meaning that your wishes won’t have to fit a certain template.
• If you have any questions, you can simply ask us.

No guesswork, no call centres, just friendly advice from fully trained Will-writers at each step.

No, each individual has their own Will.

If you are married or with a partner, you would both need to be at an appointment so that we could write a Will for each of you, in order to protect the family correctly.

Typically, you’ll need to allow 90 minutes for our main appointment.

Yes, Future Life will make sure that there is provision in the Will for you to withhold inheritance up to age 25.