Cruse Scotland

Bereavement Support

Jones Whyte has joined forces with Cruse Scotland (Bereavement Support). As part of this partnership, we’re extending an offer to Cruse Scotland supporters – the opportunity to create a solicitor-drafted Will at absolutely no cost. It’s our way of furthering our support for Cruse Scotland and aiding them in their mission to secure essential funds to help children, young people and adults who are struggling to cope following the death of a loved one.

We believe every adult deserves the peace of mind that accompanies having a Will in place. Without one, the distribution of your assets is left to the law to decide, potentially conflicting with your true intentions. This oversight can lead to disputes among loved ones, causing delays in estate settlement and increased costs.

As you consider this invaluable service, we encourage you to contemplate including a donation in your Will to Cruse Scotland to enable them to assist more individuals and families navigating challenging times. Your generous gift ensures that Cruse Scotland can continue offering vital support to those grappling with grief, fostering a lasting impact on their lives. Join us in crafting a legacy of care and compassion.

Ready to claim your free Will? Simply fill in the form, and one of our dedicated Estate Planning team members will be in touch.

Free Bereavement Service from Jones Whyte

It is incredibly difficult to know where to start when your loved one passes away. Simply trying to cope and deal with the loss and emotional responsibility in itself, can be physically and mentally draining. On top of this, there are important legal, financial, and administrative duties that need to be addressed at this time, and whilst it is difficult to do so, it is really important at this stage to understand and prepare for the practical things that you need to do and how to prioritise them. This is where we can help.

The Jones Whyte Bereavement Support service is a free service we offer clients to discuss the practical and legal elements of what to do when someone passes away.

Please click the download button to access our comprehensive Bereavement Guide for more information or click here to contact our Bereavement Team.

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