Martin O’Sullivan: Everything you need to know about making a will – and why you should do it
Anybody who has something to hand on should make a will, regardless of their age – the tax and trouble it will avoid is worth the minor hassle
Expertise: If your estate largely comprises agricultural property, it is wise to employ a solicitor with a knowledge of farmers and farming. Photo: Getty
Making a will can be a daunting chore for many people, but I’m still amazed at the number of clients I meet who don’t have one.
There is a fear out there that even hearing the words ‘last will and testament’ will hasten your demise.
