Collins & Hoy are proud to join The Association of Lifetime Lawyers and support Update Your Will Week, running from 3rd – 9th March 2025, to raise awareness around the important of keeping wills up to date.
Why keeping your will updated is essential
Accredited Lifetime Lawyer, Deniece Lines https://collinshoy.com/team/deniece-lines/,
explains that a will is not just a legal document – it is your voice, your wishes and your legacy. Yet many people do not realise how quickly life changes, which can make an old will outdated and vulnerable to being challenged.
Your will ensures that your money, property, and possessions go to the right people.
Having an up to date, well-drafted will is crucial to ensure your wishes are carried out in the way you would like. Knowing you have chosen what you want to happen can also help ease distress for loved ones left behind and minimise potential disputes.
Without an up-to-date will:
Think of your will as a living document. It should evolve as your life does.
When should you update your will?
It is best practice to review your will every five years or after any major life event, such as:
Need to make or update your will?
If it has been a while since you last looked at your will – or you don’t have one yet – now is the time to take action and speak to a specialist.
At Collins & Hoy, our Accredited Lifetime Lawyer, Deniece Lines https://collinshoy.com/team/deniece-lines/, offers specialist expertise in later-life legal matters. She provides personalised support with care, empathy, and attention to detail, ensuring your wishes are clearly documented and legally protected.
At Collins & Hoy we aim to make the process simple, stress-free, and tailored to you, so you can plan for the future with confidence.
Don’t wait until it’s too late, ensure your future wishes are in place today.
If you need to make or update your will, please contact Wills, Tax, Trusts & Probate team
Wills, Tax, Trusts & Probate – Collins & Hoy Solicitors on 020 8866 1820 for expert legal advice.