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family protection trust our friendly staff will talk you through all your options and whats best for you. principal will writers ltd principal will writers ltd are members of the institute of professional will writers(ipw) this firm complies with the ipw code of practice in association with w w & j mcclure solicitors 01630 642 913 01630 642 913 or request a call back click here call us on all family protection trusts include free wills and power of attorney. special offer the family protection trust is a legal trust document founded by w w & j mcclure - a firm of uk wide solicitors, who provide a wealth of experience and expertise in estate planning services. ww & j mcclure were founded in 1840 and specialise in family protection trusts principal will writers work in association with w w & j mcclure solicitors. in addition to offering free wills and power of attorney with all our family protection trusts, we will also guarantee that if you find a like for like quote elsewhere at a lower cost then we will match this and give you a further 50 discount, so quite simply we wont be beaten on price! trust price offer guarantee family protection trust what is a family protection trust? one way to think of a trust is as a safety deposit box for you to keep your assets in (such as your home and/or savings). your assets can be placed into a family protection trust which is established in your name and for your benefit whilst you are alive. if your property is placed into the trust then you are still free to move house if you so wish, and any savings placed into the trust can still be accessed as required or invested for both capital growth or to produce an income. furthermore, placing your assets into a family protection trust and used in conjunction with your will should ensure that your assets pass to the people you want them to after your death. when the trust ends your trustees will pass the assets to your beneficiaries without having to follow any complicated processes or procedures and without having to apply for a grant of probate, potentially savings your estate several thousands of pounds. a family protection trust is available to anyone aged over the age of 18, and available to both single people as well as couples. what are the benefits to setting up a family protection trust? there are many benefits to be gained in setting up a family protection trust, below is a list of the main benefits. when a person dies somebody has to deal with their estate (property, money, and possessions left). if a will has been left with a named executor then before the estate can be distributed the executor will need a grant of probate the costs incurred by your executors in gaining professional advice from a solicitor or bank is often typically around 3% of the value of the estate, sometimes considerably higher. assets held within a family protection trust do not follow these complicated and often costly procedures. once you have passed away the trustees pass the assets to your beneficiaries and the need for grant of probate is not required. very often the costs of probate can far outweigh the cost of setting up a family protection trust, so by setting up the family protection trust you can potentially save your estate a considerable amount of money when you pass away. none of us have the foresight to know when we are going to die. accordingly we don't know how our children (beneficiaries) are going to be placed at this time. what if one of your beneficiaries is heading for a divorce and they stand to lose half of what you have left to them in the divorce settlement, what if they are in receipt of benefits that they will lose if they inherit a lump sum, what if they are going through a bankruptcy, or they have a drink/gambling problem.....there could be many reasons why your beneficiaries may not want to inherit assets at any particular time. with a family protection trust, your beneficiaries can request the trustees to hold onto their share of the assets until a time that suits them better to receive them. don't create an inheritance tax problem for your beneficiaries whilst your estate may be under the inheritance tax limits, there is the possibility that when you leave assets to loved ones you can be creating an inheritance tax issue on their estate. when you factor in the value of their own estate, plus what they inherit from you, plus any additional inheritance they may receive (from in-laws parents for example) this becomes a real possibility. setting up a family protection trust can avoid this, and when you consider inheritance taxation is currently charged at 40% this can be an enormous tax saving - this makes for very sensible succession estate planning. spouse care home fees protect your estate against expensive spouse care home costs should residential care be needed in the future. sideways disinheritance sideways disinheritance is when family members (often your children) can become disinherited from your estate. this generally arises when one partner dies and the remaining spouse inherits all of the assets. if the remaining partner subsequently re-marries then existing wills are often revoked. this gives rise to the very real possibility that on the death of the surviving spouse, the estate would pass to their new husband/wife, thus meaning the children have been disinherited from the whole estate. this is clearly not what either partner wanted at all. if you are a couple, then this problem can be avoided by each of you setting up a family protection trust and transferring the bulk of your assets into the trust. when one dies, the survivor will still have the benefit of that ones assets; but if the survivor re-marries, then those assets will not pass to a new spouse and therefore there will be no risk of them being disinherited by your family and inherited by someone elses family. avoid unwanted claims on your estate when you die, unwanted relatives can come forward and make a claim against your estate, even if this is not what you wanted or what is stated within your will. whether they would win this claim against your estate or not will be decided by the courts, however the mere fact that they decide to contest your will would cause long delays, distress to your chosen beneficiaries and potential large legal costs. a family protection trust can protect against this. at principal will writers ltd we pride ourselves not only with the level of our expert knowledge in asset protection but also on the quality of service we offer our clients. for initial enquiries we will happily discuss your situation under no obligation or costs. we can do this either by telephone, email, or our specialist trust planners can arrange to visit you in the comfort of your own home. whatever the situation is, we ensure our clients receive a relaible service, with guidance every step of the way avoiding probate after your death, allow your beneficiaires to inherit at a time that suits them

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