Making a Shari’ah Will – Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Making a Shari’ah Will – Coronavirus (COVID-19)

The world is uncertain. Despite everything we may have and own, there are certain aspects that are not within our control.

What we can control is how we plan for life’s most unfortunate scenarios. Recent events have proven how quickly things can change and how important it is to plan for future generations.

Many of our clients have been approaching us to have their Shari’ah compliant Will prepared or reviewed, to make sure that their families and loved ones are looked after.

What we can do for you:

  • Advise you on how Shari’ah Wills work compared to conventional Wills
  • Prepare a Shari’ah compliant Will
  • Build lifetime trusts or other provisions to protect your spouse or other family members
  • Advise you on any restructuring and asset protection in line with tax advice you may receive

Last month we were awarded ‘the most trusted law firm’ in London and in a time of uncertainty, being trusted is critical.

Don’t waste time being stressed or worried. Call us and let’s talk it through. We will help work out what you need and allay any concerns.

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