WRITE THAT WILL NOW

WRITE THAT WILL NOW

The subject of writing a will is one that a lot of persons are uncomfortable with. It is understandable though. We are Africans and there’s a lot of sentiments (read wrong notions) that the African society associates with making a will.

Writing a will doesn’t mean you’re planning to die, neither will it attract negative forces. You too dey fear. Stop it jor 😁

For clarity sake, a will is a legal document that explains what you want to happen to your belongings, money, and property after you are no more.

It gives instructions as to who should get what and who should take care of any children you have, among other things.

Through writing a will gives you

✓Absolute control over the distribution of your asset;

✓Designate guardians for your children;

✓Avoid the application of your native law and custom in the sharing of your property;

✓Avoid or reduce family disputes;

✓Opportunity for tax planning;

✓Peace of mind knowing affairs are in order.

Writing a will is an expression of love for those you love and care about. It is a protective measure taken to determine the right/needed state of affairs in the future.

At Apex Chambers we have written wills both for the old and the young; men and women; within and outside Nigeria. So writing a will is not age-sensitive neither is it gender-sensitive.

Thankfully, people are beginning to realize this. A woman can also make a will. We have written wills for lots of women.

There is only one right time to make a will, and that time is now.

Make that will, and do it now.

I’m rooting for you.

Your Property & Business Learned Doc.

❤️