We all work hard to acquire wealth. We believe that when we won’t be there for our loved ones, our personal belongings and worldly possessions including Real Estate, Stocks, Mutual Fund investments, Fixed Deposits will automatically go to them – even if we have not drafted any Will. But if you don’t make plans allotting your worldly wealth while you’re still alive, you can leave a host of problems and hardships for your grieving family to sort out.

A Will is a legal declaration of a person, with respect to his properties and assets, which he desires to be carried into effect after his death. In a Will, you can pre-define who will inherit which asset or property in case of your death. You can choose anyone you wish, to pass on your assets. Also, you always have the flexibility to modify your Will to capture required changes.

Through creating a Will, our clients are able to make things much easier for their family, to sort everything out when you are no longer with them and preventing any conflicts within the family members. If you don’t write a will, everything you own will be shared out in a standard way defined by the law – which isn’t always the way you might want. As well, a will can help reduce the amount of Inheritance Tax that may be payable on the value of the property and money you leave behind. Writing a will is especially important if you have children or other family who depend on you financially, or if you want to leave something to people outside your immediate family.

At Arhaum Enterprises(Indian Wealth Management), we understand that Will Writing is a cumbersome process and you may need guidance at various steps. We can assist you in defining how your assets should be managed and who should receive them, thus ensuring that your wishes are honored.

In our will writing services we follow a three step process which is as under:

Step-1
In our first session with client we discuss about:
1. What is will?
2. Understand their family circumstances and take a list of their assets and Liabilities.
3. Help them in deciding how their assets and Liabilities should be distributed.
Step-2
In our second session with clients we finalize on:
1. Exactly how they want to distribute their wealth.
2. Details of Witnesses and Executors.
3. Any other details required.
Step-3
In this meeting we show final draft of will to the client and discuss with them if they want to make any changes. If no changes are required we give final drafts to our clients.


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