08/10/2026
🥊 Ricky Hatton's reported estate situation is an important reminder of why having a Will matters.
Many people assume Wills are only necessary for those with significant wealth, but that's not the case. If you die without a Will, the law decides who inherits your estate and who manages your affairs. This may not reflect your wishes or provide for the people most important to you.
A Will can help you:
✅ Decide who inherits your assets
✅ Protect your children by appointing guardians
✅ Provide for unmarried partners, friends or charities
✅ Choose who administers your estate
✅ Ensure your wishes are followed
It's also worth remembering that having a Will is only part of the picture. Marriage, divorce, buying a home, starting a business or welcoming children and grandchildren can all mean it's time to review your arrangements.
📅 When was the last time you reviewed your Will?
Don't leave important decisions to chance. If you'd like advice on making a Will or updating an existing one, our team is here to help.