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Wills and Estate Solicitor Services, Based in Dromore

Here at Nelson-Singleton Solicitors, we can assist you to plan for the future of your belongings with wills and estate advice. If you are based in Dromore, or anywhere in Northern Ireland, contact us for more details.

Reach out to us about wills and estates services

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Why Choose Our Legal Services?

Nelson-Singleton Solicitors in Dromore and Markethill know that making a will can be a complex and stressful time. Our compassionate and skilled solicitors will listen to your needs and assist in planning for your family's future.

Here to help you plan for the future

Our friendly, experienced team are here to help, providing you with support and advice when you need it most. In the event of a death, a will can help resolve with the following:

  • Who will look after your children?

  • Who will feed them, educate them and bring them up as you would?

  • Who will make the decisions that will affect their future?

  • Who would you NOT want to dictate their future?

  • What will happen to those you want to go on living in your home?

  • Who will get your most valued possessions?

  • Who would you NOT want to get them?

  • Will your partner have the use of all that you have built up together?

  • Will he or she has enough to live on?

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We can help you by dealing with the following:

  • Discussing assets with executors or administrators

  • Obtaining the value of all assets

  • Paying any Inheritance Tax

  • Applying to Court for Grant of Probate of Letters of Administration

  • Closing all bank accounts

  • Settling all debts in the estate

  • Paying all legacies in the estate

  • Transferring interests in land

  • Dealing with any other matters and finalising matters with the executors or administrators

What if no will has been made?

If no will has been made the law sets out how the estate is to be distributed. In most cases, the closest family of the deceased will inherit the estate. In some circumstances, this can become very complicated. If you would like to know more about how the estate would be distributed contact us today.

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When no will is made, the family should nominate 2 close relatives to become the administrators of the estate. These people will be appointed by the court to help distribute the estate and will liaise closely with Nelson-Singleton Solicitors to close bank accounts and transferring land etc. We also provide assistance with divorce and family law.

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Take Care of Your Family With a Will

By taking the time to draft a will, you can secure peace of mind knowing that your assets will be distributed according to your desires. Let us guide you through the process.

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