Why do Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney matter?

Why do wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney matter? Many people know they should have these important legal documents in place, but it’s easy to put them off. Some assume everything will automatically pass to their partner or family, while others believe they have plenty of time to think about it.

In this video, Glenn Wallis, Principal Director at Misha Wallis & Co Solicitors, joins Hasanga Parkinson, Chief Operating Officer at Galloways, to discuss why making a will and putting a Lasting Power of Attorney in place is so important. They explain some of the most common misconceptions, what can happen if you die without a will, and why planning ahead helps ensure your wishes are respected.

They also explore the rules of intestacy, why unmarried couples can face unexpected challenges, and how taking action now can give you and your loved ones greater peace of mind.

Want to learn more about wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney? Watch the video above, then explore our Digital Hub for more expert advice and practical guidance. If you’re thinking about writing or updating your will, learn more about leaving a gift in your will to Galloways and how your legacy could help support people living with sight loss.

For more information about wills and probate, visit Misha Wallis & Co Solicitors.