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Wills questionnaire

Please complete and then click the 'Submit' button. If you should run out of space whilst completing any of the sections, please use the "Any other relevant information" box after Section 16.

General Information

  •  The current Inheritance Tax threshold is £325,000. Gifts to spouses are usually exempt, but gifts on death to other individuals are taxed at 40% on the excess above the threshold
  •  On marriage your Will is automatically cancelled unless it specifically states that it was made in expectation of your forthcoming marriage to that person
  •  On divorce gifts to your spouse and his/her appointment as executor are cancelled, but the rest of the will remains in force
  •  If you make no financial provision for a close relative or partner it is possible that he/she could make a claim against your estate

If you require further advice on any of the information above, or on completing this questionnaire, please do not hesitate to contact us on 0114 418 4000.

 

Wills questionnaire

Your husband / wife / partner








Details concerning any business you manage / own

Please list your main assets and give approximate values:
Do you have any jointly owned assets? If yes, please give a general description, their approximate values and the name(s) of the other owner(s).
You should appoint executors to carry out the instructions in your Will. You may appoint up to four executors and it is sensible to have at least two. You may wish to appoint your husband/wife/partner as the only executor initially if you intend to leave the whole estate to him/her, but you should name other executors to act if he/she is unable to do so. The Partners of Taylor&Emmet LLP will be pleased to act as your executors, either alone or with a member of your family or a friend.




You may want to appoint one or two people to act as guardian(s) for children under 18. The appointment will usually only take effect if you and the child’s other parent are both dead, although the position may be different if you are a single parent. You should ask people to agree to take on this responsibility before appointing them.
The main part of your estate is called ‘the residue’. (This is dealt with at Question 15). Before giving away the residue you may wish to make certain gifts of cash or personal belongings to individuals from amongst your family and friends, or to charities. The people or organisations you leave your estate to are known as ‘beneficiaries’.
Please give the name and address of the beneficiary, the amount to be given and the age of anyone who is under 18.
Please give the name and address of the beneficiary, a full description of the item to be given (to enable it to be identified) and the age of anyone who is under 18. Please note, if you sell or replace the item, the beneficiary will not receive the replacement or the cash equivalent.
This is the remainder of your estate after taking into account the gifts made in questions 13 and 14. Please state below who is to receive the residue on your death. The following two options are the more common provisions made. If you wish to use one of these, tick the appropriate box(es). If not, please go to question 18.




Please set out below who is to receive the residue and, if more than one person or organisation is named, in what shares. Please also state the age of anyone who is under 18.
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