Purpose of making a will/testament:
A testament is a declaration of a person’s desire to leave property to someone else after death
- Secure the basis for the division of your assets according to the customer’s wish
- Secure the foundation for the distribution of the assets according to your wish
- Avoid the case of property loss due to sudden death.
- Assist express the will of the person who leaves the legacy after death, such as resting place, burial form, etc.
- Bringing spiritual meaning to family members after property division.
- After your death, provide financial help to your family, particularly those. Who are unable to work.
- Provide financial assistance to your family after your death. Those who are unable to work, in particular.
In addition, in the current situation of the Covid-19 epidemic, the world faces difficulties and challenges in the economic recovery field of Health, scientific research, etc. And the need for making a will at a very young age, still healthy, is more concern.
KM UNION Law Firm understands your need for making a will in every stage and case of your life, we try to support you near and far with legal advice, sympathy, and reasonably, and we will keep confidential.
- Advising on estate administration procedures following the death of the testator;
- Guidance on the safekeeping and proper procedure for the probate (publication) of wills;
- Partial or full revocation of a will;
- Advising on the valuation and distribution of estate assets under a will;
- Advising on testate succession (inheritance under a will), and related matters.
Simply writing a will does not, in itself, render it legally valid — an oversight that can lead to unnecessary disputes and distress for your loved ones after your passing. We therefore always recommend engaging a qualified lawyer or estate-planning professional to prepare your will.
In certain cases, disputes can be resolved without resorting to litigation, with the parties settling the matter through early negotiation or mediation. Will disputes can nonetheless become complex for those unfamiliar with the applicable procedures, legal terminology, and formal requirements.
