No, you don’t need to own property to benefit from having a will. While homeowners have additional assets to protect, renters also have personal belongings, savings, and other valuables that need proper distribution. A will ensures your wishes are followed regardless of whether you rent or own.

If you die without a will (called dying “intestate”), the government decides how your assets are distributed according to strict legal rules. This means your money and belongings might not go to the people you’d want them to, and the process can take much longer and be more stressful for your loved ones.

Not at all. Most straightforward wills can be completed in a single consultation lasting 30-60 minutes. The solicitor handles all the legal language and paperwork – you just need to decide who gets what and who should be your executor. Many people are surprised how quick and straightforward the process actually is.

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