Everyone needs a Will.

If you die without a valid will in place, you are known as dying intestate.

To find out more about what that would mean for your loved ones, please click here to find out more (link to intestacy page)

What is a Will

A Will is a legal document you create in your lifetime to decide what happens to your estate (this includes your money, property and possessions) after you die. It can also provide details of your funeral directions and who you would like to be guardian of any children you may have.

Making a Will

Any will you draft will need to meet a number of requirements to be legally valid. It is also important to consider and minimise the risk of possible disputes between your loved ones once you have passed away.

We can ensure that your Will meets these requirements and all the relevant circumstances can be discussed so that you are confident that your loved ones are taken care of and your wishes are carried out.

Updating a Will

A Will can be made at any point during your lifetime, providing you are 18 or over.

It is likely that, over the course of your life, your circumstances change and, therefore, it is important to review your will periodically and make changes as soon as possible, when necessary. For example, when you get married or divorced, have children, start or buy a business or there are other significant changes to your estate that need to be accounted for.

Estate planning

This is different for everyone, with no one size fits all.

We will take the time to discuss with you your estate and the needs of your dependants and work out with you what provisions are needed for the future.

How can we help?

We can provide you a service that will ensure your mind is at ease that your estate has been left in line with your wishes.

We offer a professional and bespoke service as we understand everyone’s needs are different.

Making a will can seem very daunting but we will support you through the process and explain all the options to you in plain English and ensure you fully understand the process.

If you want to talk to us about making a Will, please don’t hesitate to get in contact with us.

We can these on a fixed fee basis so you can be sure of the costs involved:

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