Adam F Greenhalgh & Co

Wills & Probate Why make a Will? It is the best way to be sure what will happen to your property on your death. If you do not make a Will the Government will decide how your property will be distributed and rather than it going to those whom you would wish to have it, it may end up going to estranged spouses, distant relations, the Tax man, or even the Crown. Anybody who has recently married or divorced, is single, has children, has no dependents, or any property of any value - great or small should make a Will. Making a Will is the only way of ensuring you make suitable provisions for your children. You can:- nominate a guardian to look after your children, should anything happen to both parents. specify at what age your children should take control of your property. leave directions to allow money to be made available for your children during their upbringing and education. We work very closely with a number of independent financial advisors and together we can offer you comprehensive ways to minimise any Inheritance Tax that may be payable upon your death, through efficient use of exemptions, reliefs, lifetime gifts and Trusts. In most cases it is not expensive to make a Will and it is the only way to be sure that your wishes are followed on your death. Adam F Greenhalgh & Co, located in Mawdsley Chambers, Mawdsley Street, Bolton, provides a comprehensive range of legal services, including Domestic and Commercial Conveyancing, Wills and Trusts, Matrimonial and Divorce, Personal Injury Claims and Criminal Law. Founded in 1897 by Adam Fletcher Greenhalgh, the practice has grown from its humble beginnings in Wood Street, Bolton, to become one of the areas most highly respected and successful firms. The success of Adam F Greenhalgh & Co can be attributed to the quality of services it provides. The firm currently has seven Partners, each with a wealth of expertise in their own field, as well as four Associate Solicitors, as well as a number of Legal Executives, legal clerks and highly trained and experienced support staff.

Telephone:
01204 521067

Fax:
01204 373 886

Website Address:
www.afglaw.co.uk