Do I need a Will?
At Weizman Law, we recommend that you ensure your peace of mind by planning your affairs. If you do not have a Will when you die, then the distribution of your estate will be decided based on the existing legislation at the time and this might not reflect your wishes.
A new Will will ensure that you choose who will administer your estate and who will benefit from you estate.
An Enduring Power of Attorney will give the person(s) of your choosing the ability to handle all financial matters on your behalf if you have lost the mental capacity to make decisions.
A Personal Directive will appoint the person(s) of your choosing to make health care decisions for you if you are unable to do so.
What happens to my Will when I get married? What about when I get divorced?
A Will prepared before your marriage will remain in effect after you marriage. However, a divorce may affect the validity of your Will. Please contact us to discuss whether your circumstances are such that you should prepare a new Will.
How do I get started?
If you would like our office to prepare your Will, Enduring Power of Attorney and Personal Directive, please review and complete the attached forms:
Once you have completed the forms, please contact us to discuss the next steps.