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Protect the people and the things that matter to you. Clear, practical advice on wills, lasting powers of attorney, inheritance tax and probate, from a solicitor you can actually speak to.
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Making a will and planning your estate is one of the most caring things you can do for the people you love. It makes sure your wishes are followed, protects your family and your assets, and takes a difficult job off their hands at an already hard time.
Our wills and estate planning solicitors explain everything in plain English, agree a fixed fee before we start wherever we can, and take the time to get your plans right. Whether you need a straightforward will, a lasting power of attorney, advice on inheritance tax, or help dealing with probate, you will have a solicitor who listens and tells you exactly where you stand.
A clear, properly drafted will that sets out your wishes, names guardians for your children, and makes things far simpler for your family.
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Practical, sympathetic help dealing with a loved one’s estate, from applying for probate to distributing what they left.
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Planning ahead to protect your assets and pass them on the way you want, with as little stress and cost as possible.
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Advice on how inheritance tax may affect your estate and the lawful steps that can reduce the bill for those you leave behind.
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Appointing people you trust to make decisions about your finances or your health and care if you are ever unable to yourself.
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Setting up and managing trusts to protect assets, provide for children or vulnerable relatives, and plan for the future.
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Tell us a little about your situation and we will explain your options and how we can help. Free initial call, no obligation.
A will is the only way to be sure your wishes are followed after you die. It lets you choose who inherits, appoint guardians for children under 18, name the people who will handle your estate, and leave gifts to the people and causes you care about. Without a will, the intestacy rules decide who inherits, which may not reflect what you would have wanted and can leave unmarried partners and step-children with nothing.
Estate planning is about looking at the whole picture, your home, savings, pensions, business interests and family circumstances, and putting the right arrangements in place so your assets pass on smoothly and to the right people. Good planning can reduce delay, cost and uncertainty for your family, and give you real peace of mind now.
Depending on the size of your estate, inheritance tax may be due on what you leave behind. We explain how the current allowances apply to your situation and the lawful, sensible steps that can reduce the burden, such as making use of exemptions, structuring gifts, and where appropriate, using trusts to protect assets and provide for children or vulnerable relatives.
A lasting power of attorney lets you appoint people you trust to make decisions for you if you lose the ability to make them yourself. There are two types, one for property and financial affairs and one for health and welfare. Putting them in place while you are well means your family can act for you without a lengthy court application later.
When someone dies, their estate usually has to be dealt with formally before it can be shared out. That can mean applying for a grant of probate, valuing the estate, settling debts and tax, and distributing what remains. We can take on as much of this as you need, at a difficult time, and keep everything clear and on track.
It is worth taking advice whenever your circumstances change, when you marry or divorce, have children, buy a home, start a business, receive an inheritance, or simply want to put your affairs in order. Reviewing your will and plans every few years, or after a major life event, keeps them up to date and effective.
We know people put off making a will because they worry about cost and hassle. We keep it simple. Your first call is free, and for most wills and lasting powers of attorney we can agree a fixed fee up front, so there are no surprises. For estate planning, probate and more complex work, we explain the basis for our charges and confirm the cost with you before we start.
We are a private firm; all wills and estate planning work is privately funded.
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