Cameron Uxbridge & Brown (Cublegal.eu)
London, Edinburgh, Glasgow
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London, Edinburgh, Glasgow
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Reasons to use us:
1.All drafters are STEP qualified (society of estate professionals) the highest and most recognised qualification in the industry.
2.guaranteed service level as laid out in the society of will writers client charter.
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1 customer review
Elizabeth Meyer
Fantastic service. Easy process, definitely recommend!
What do you love most about your job?
FAQ’s Regarding Wills, Trusts and Estates
Q: What is a:
1. Beneficiary – This is a person who receives assets from the estate of another.
2. Guardian – A guardian is a person who looks after your children after your death.
3. Testator – Testator is the term for the person who writes the will.
4. Trustee – An individual or institution which administrates a trust.
5. Executor – The executor is the person who handles the distribution of your assets when you die. In addition he or she is responsible for your funeral arrangements, probating your will, collecting any assets, paying your debts, obtaining life insurance proceeds, and seeing to it your assets are distributed and any taxes on your estate are paid.
Q: What is the difference between a living will and a last will and testament?
A: Living wills are advanced directives. They deal with medical treatment should you be unable to make decisions on your own concerning your general health and welfare. They also provide circumstances under which an individual with a health care proxy may turn off a life support system in the event you are brain dead and doctors certify that you will never be resuscitated.
A last will and testament is a document which deals with the inheritance of your assets, who shall raise your children if they are minors, and the disposition of everything you own.
What inspired you to start your own business?
Will writing and Estate planning are essential services that are under-used in the UK.
It is estimated that only 30% of adults have written a will, a very worrying statistic, this means that around 70% of all estates will be paying unnecessary costs, and possibly even more importantly, that the loved ones and beneficiaries of the deceased will have to experience the huge inconvenience and waiting times of winding up estates of loved ones who have died intestate. We are determined to share why everyone in the UK should have a Will.
Why should our clients choose you?
Please watch our presentation video in the video section.
Wills
Trusts
Probate
LPAs
Advance directives
Funeral Plans
IHT Planning
Euro Wills & Estate Planning
Mobile App for android phones
If you have an android device, you can download our mobile app by clicking on this link and following the instructions.
https://www.cubinternational.com/mobile-app
