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Estate Planning 

If you are an Expat and living overseas, or hold assets in countries other than the one you are living in: you need a Will.

It’s not something that we like to think about, but a poorly structured estate could leave your assets (and by association, your loved ones and dependents) tied up in legal red tape in the event of your death.

Headquartered in Hong Kong, Harbour Wills and our Will Writers are experts at providing advice and guidance on Will-writing, Estate/tax planning and Estate administration to individuals, families and business owners across the APAC region.

We specialise in Wills and cross border planning for nearly every jurisdiction across the world, so no matter where you may have assets of located we've got you covered. 

We are a proud member of the Society of Will Writers.

This Will Writing & Estate planning guide contains clear and transparent advice about the steps you need to take to ensure your estate is covered and your wishes are fulfilled in the event of your passing;

Here’s a sample of what you can learn inside:

What other important estate planning documents you may need in addition to Wills.

Why you need a Will in each of the jurisdictions you hold major/physical assets in.

We have included a FREE estate planner, to help you get started on your estate planning journey

The key areas and people you need to think about in writing your Will(s).

This is a small insight of the information contained in our guide to help you begin effectively planning for your Wills and Estate. 

The short answer is YES...in fact there are very few people we meet that don't need a Will;

• Making a Will protects your family; appoint guardians for your children. 
• Carries out your wishes as to who would be looked after. 
• Helps to protect and pass on your wealth. 
• Allows you and your family to plan for the future, ensuring that your property and financial affairs are managed as you intended after you die.

If you die without a legally binding Will, you die intestate. This means that the law will decide who inherits your estate. Not you. Not your next of kin. The Law. 

It also means the Law decides who would raise your children, what happens to your pets and so on...

It's important to remember that the Law varies greatly from country to country, and what applies in one jurisdiction might not apply in another.

We have never come across an estate too complex to plan for; in fact we specialise in complex cases, whether it's a multitude of jurisdictions or blended families we have seen it all before. 

In reality, when you speak to one of our Estate planner you will begin to realise that making your Will and Estate Plan is far easier than you would imagine. We know Wills are forever on the bottom of people's "to-do" list, so it's our goal to make things as efficient and easy as possible for you.

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Our estate planners will discuss your situation with you and advise you on what documents you will need to put in place to ensure your estate is fully covered and how to make a start with these important documents. 

We offer a free, no obligation phone consultation with one of our qualified Estate Planners to discuss your needs and any potential areas where we may be able to help you. 

Download our Free guide which contains all the information you need to think about to ensure your estate and your loved ones are looked after.

We know thinking about estate planning can be daunting but we are here to make the process as easy and efficient as possible; don't just take our word for it, have a look  to some of our clients feedback;

"The Team at HW prepared a draft will for me in less than straight forward circumstances. They were superb is their advice, approach and the end result was exactly what I needed. A brilliant service and highly recommended to anyone."

"We would like to thank the Team at HW in preparing our Wills.  It is something which sounds complicated but you were able to simplify it and made sense out of the whole issue"

Sophie R.

James T. 

Your FREE guide to Will Writing & Estate Planning is the first step towards ensuring you have the foundation towards ensuring your estate and family are protected in the event of your death;

Get your free Guide to Will Writing & Estate Planning to learn;

• Why you need Will(s) in each jurisdiction you hold major or physical assets in. 

• What documents you may require such as Wills or Living Wills

• Who are the people you need to think about appoint and their roles in your estate plan. 

• Inheritance Tax complications and common pitfalls 

• Estate planner, to help you effectively plan for the next step of writing your Will(s). 

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