Why Should Parents Make a Will?

Why Should Parents Make a Will?

Why should parents make a will? It’s a question many families don’t think about until it’s too late. While many people believe a will is only about money, it can also help protect the people who matter most.

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 is so important for parents. They explain how a will allows you to choose who would care for your children if something happened to you, helping to ensure your wishes are clear.

The discussion also explores when you should think about making a will. Major life events, such as getting married, having children or buying your first home, are all good times to review your plans and make sure the right legal documents are in place.

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.