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Overseas Wills

The subject of death is something that is never discussed when buying foreign real estate however, this is an area which should not be dismissed especially if you do not want your dependents to be left with a host of problems. Straightforward advice is, buyers of foreign real estate should consider two Wills. A Will in the country of residence and a Will in the country that foreign real estate is purchased.

If you answer No to any of the following questions, please proceed by clicking on your country of interest:

- Do you want to leave your dependents with the issue of trying to persuade a foreign court to accept a Will from your own country of residence?

- Do you want to leave your dependents with extra financial burden?

- Do you want to leave your dependents with no legal, local point of contact in your country of purchase?

The reality is having an overseas Will established can be very straightforward and cost very little, considering the original cost of your investment. By spending a few extra euros the security you leave your dependents is second to none.

Note: In some cases, an overseas Will can be drafted from the comfort of your own home, supported by an overseas lawyer, who will then instigate legalisation and provide you with that final personal support to you and your dependents.

OverseasWills is proud to announce that by working closely with overseas law firms, clients have peace of mind that their dependents can be left with not just a legal document, but a legal local point of contact in your country of purchase.