Coronavirus COVID – 19, Wills drafted via email, telephone or video call

Unprecedented times with the Coronavirus COVID-19

We are in unprecedented times with Coronavirus COVID-19 spreading at a rapid pace. All of us are either self-isolating or having to follow lockdown rules. However, this does not mean that you need to put off preparing your Will.

Templar Estate Planning is continuing to offer our professional services by drafting Wills either as normal* or via email, telephone or video call.

Pre COVID-19 we usually had face to face meetings to provide our free consultations for drafting Wills and other estate planning services. However, we are pleased to be able to provide all of our services remotely no matter where you live in the UK.

With or without COVID-19, we provide a first class and flexible Will writing and estate planning service. We won’t ever compromise in quality and always follow the STEP code of practice.

At all stages of the process, we will keep you informed and take as much time as you need to explain the ins and outs of making a Will and planning your estate. Together we will record your wishes and collect all the necessary information required, with this information we will then provide you with options and their associated costs. It will then be your decision on how to proceed.

Please note, that we will need to verify your identity during the process, to protect all parties and ensure legal compliance.

*If circumstances allow, we are happy to have in person meetings following full Government COVID-19 guidelines, at a location of your choice.

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Video guides on why to make a Will, threats to your estate and Lasting Powers of Attorney

Not sure why you should make a Will or ensure your Will is up to date? Please give us a call – or have a look at our short informative video:

If you wish you can view our full playlist of advisory videos at the Templar Estate Planning YouTube channel

The BBC has published an interesting article on the need for Wills and the challenges signing and witnessing them during the Covid 19 Coronavirus outbreak in the UK.