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Do you have any concerns about your capacity to make a Will or has anybody raised a concern about your capacity?* Selecting "Yes" means we'll contact you to understand your needs and wishes, so that we can tailor our service to find the best option that works for you.

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What we mean by "capacity"

It's really important that we capture this information accurately. Doing this will mean we can offer you a service best suited to your needs; ensuring your wishes are understood and that your estate will be dealt with in the way you want.

You must have testamentary capacity to make a Will. To show you have testamentary capacity you must not be suffering from a disorder of the mind, and you must:

Understand what a Will is and the effect it will have
Have knowledge of the assets you own that will pass under your Will
Be aware of any individuals who could, if not included in your Will, have a claim on your estate.

For example, you can choose not to include a child in your Will however you must be aware they could reasonably be expected to be provided for and their exclusion may result in them bringing a claim against your estate.