If you haven’t made a will yet, you should. There are many good reasons why.
Did you know, for example, that if you are not married and your partner dies without a will (a situation known legally as intestate), you may have to make a claim through the courts or you could even lose your home?
The only way to avoid such problems is to make a will and to make sure that it is up to date.
Clarity, judgment and integrity
We will ensure that your will is completely clear about what you want to happen to your possessions and any savings you have (known legally as your ‘estate’).
We can also review any existing will you might have and add further clauses (known legally as ‘codicils’) where necessary.
We’ll also help you use your will to avoid as much inheritance tax as possible.
Wills for the infirm
If someone you’re close to no longer has the mental capacity to make a will, we can help you reach the right decision, making an Application to the Court of Protection on their behalf if need be.
Set fees
We have very competitive set fees for drafting wills so please contact us for a quote or to book an appointment.
If you are coming for an appointment, please download and fill out our questionnaire and bring it with you.
