Living in the Present. Planning for the Future (pt.2)

Join Maria Piroli from Gentle Dusk for the second of two important webinars about planning for you and your family's future. Why having a Will and planning a Funeral is crucial in ensuring that you and your loved ones wishes are met.

This webinar is not just for those who are caring for a loved one. It is important to consider this for yourself, no matter what your age.

Dying Intestate and Its Implications

• When a person dies without a will, they are considered to have died intestate. This means that the the legal system determines how your assets, including property and possessions, are divided among your relatives.

• Spouse and Children: Typically, your spouse or civil partner and children will inherit first, but the rules can vary depending on your family situation.

• If there are no direct relatives, your estate may go to more distant relatives or in some cases, the Crown.