By leaving behind a Will, you make sure
that your estate is distributed within your friends and family as per your
preferences. However, after writing a Will you should also make sure that you
leave it in a safe place so that it may be recovered after your death. The
following article mentions the recommendations of Wills Solicitors Bolton
regarding the different ways to store a will.
With
a Probate Registry:-
This is a very common option in which you
can send your Will in a sealed envelope to the Will Storage Department at the
Probate Registry. You might have to pay a one off fee but rest assured your
Will not be revealed until either you
ask for it or your executer asks for it after your death.
Leaving
it with Wills Solicitors Bolton:-
Often leaving the Will with the solicitors
who wrote it is a good option too. Some solicitors do this by default, when
they keep the original with themselves and hand you a copy. Most solicitors
charge a certain amount for taking on this responsibility. There are others who
offer this service for free as well, as they expect to charge you for probate
services after you die.
Storage
in a Bank:-
Some banks offer storage facilities for
Wills. However, Wills Solicitors Bolton
recommend that you carefully consider the banks policies before making use of
these facilities. Problems may occur if the bank will not hand over the Will to
the executor without a Grant of Probate, and the Grant of Probate cannot be
issued without the Will. Make sure that you address this deadlock situation
before storing your Will in a bank.
For more ways to store your will, you are
more than welcome to get in touch with our expert wills solicitors Bolton at Adamsons Solicitors by phone on 01204 221111 or email enquiries@adamsonslaw.co.uk.
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