If you're not sure about doing a Will; where to start or how to include things you want, what's involved, or who to ask about it - I would say from my experience of Kerry's help with mine, just contact Herrington and Carmichael. They provide the means for you to get the basic framework/details written/typed up, but most importantly, very early on in the whole process you discuss everything with Kerry. This really kickstarts things even if you don't think you have got very far at all with it. She is very good at asking all the right questions to cover every important aspect for you. She listens carefully with your own interests paramount and with consideration for all involved, to really help you understand what your decisions mean and how they would play out in legal terms. It will save you a lot of time compared to trying to do it without her help, and it can be stressful trying to do it on your own or worrying about having to do it. Kerry can explain about various ways to construct putting your wishes in place that are less limiting that just one forever Will document, so don't feel restricted by that notion, or put off doing it because of that assumption. Kerry is generous with her advice (suggesting other considerations alongside doing a Will) and efficient so the cost was very reasonable. I found everyone at Herrington Carmichael to be pleasant, professional and entirely accurate with everything. Highly recommended!