Wills

    "Your Legacy, Protected. Your Wishes, Respected."

    What is a Will?

    A Will is a legally binding document that outlines how your assets and affairs should be managed and distributed after your death.

    It gives you the power to decide who will administer your estate (your executors) and who will inherit your assets (your beneficiaries), ensuring your wishes are clearly communicated and legally upheld. It also provides certainty and reassurance for you and your loved ones.

    To be valid, a Will must meet legal requirements, including proper signing and witnessing in accordance with the laws of your jurisdiction.

    • "Over half of UK adults do not have a Will. Among those aged 55 and older, one in three still haven't made one. Many people believe they lack sufficient assets to justify creating a Will, or assume their loved ones will automatically inherit their estate."

    What are the different types of Wills?

    There are several types of Wills, each serving a specific purpose based on individual needs and circumstances. Here are the most common types:

    Single Standard Will

    A straightforward Will that outlines how your assets will be distributed upon your death. It is suitable for individuals with uncomplicated estates and clear wishes for asset distribution.

    Joint/ Mirror Will

    Separate, almost identical Wills made by two people (typically spouses) with similar provisions. Each person can make changes to their own Will independently.

    Testamentary Trust Will

    This Will sets up one or more Trusts upon your death. It is useful for protecting assets for minor, disabled and vulnerable beneficiaries.

    Estate planning offers a variety of Trust options within Wills, each providing unique control and protection. We can explore these options and their suitability for your needs during our consultation

    Living Will

    Although the title may suggest otherwise, this document is not a Will for asset distribution, but rather a legal document that outlines your wishes for medical treatment and end-of-life care if you become incapacitated and unable to communicate your preferences.

    What are the benefits of having a Will?

    • Control Over Your Assets:

      Specify exactly how your assets are to be distributed, ensuring your wishes are honoured.

    • Protection for Your Loved Ones:

      Ensure your family members are financially secure.

    • Appointment of Executors:

      Choose trusted individuals to carry out your instructions and manage your estate.

    • Guardianship for Minor Children:

      Designate guardians to take care of your children if you are no longer able to do so.

    • Minimise Family Disputes:

      Clear instructions can help avoid potential conflicts during a stressful and emotional time.

    • Peace of Mind:

      Gain the reassurance that your affairs are in order and your loved ones will be taken care of according to your wishes.

    • Funeral Wishes:

      Outline your preferences for funeral arrangements, ensuring your final requests are respected.

    • Charitable Contributions:

      Allocate part of your estate to causes you care about.

    • Tax Efficiency:

      Proper planning can reduce the tax burden on your estate and beneficiaries.

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    How We Can Help

    "Your Will, Your Way"

    We provide straightforward and personalised will writing services at a fixed fee, with no complicated forms for you to complete. We prioritise understanding your wishes in depth, offering consultations either in the comfort of your home or via video call at a time that suits you. There are no hourly charges or time constraints—we're here to support you for as long as it takes.

    Our goal is to make the process smooth and hassle-free, guaranteeing that your wishes are accurately recorded and legally binding.

    Here’s How Our Process Works

    Free Initial Telephone Consultation

    We'll discuss your needs and how we can help.

    Convenient Instructions Appointment

    We meet with you to discuss your wishes in detail and take full instructions.

    Draft Will

    We provide you with a draft Will to review in your own time and ask any further questions.

    Will Execution

    After you approve the draft, we will prepare the final, engrossed Will for signing. Our attestation service includes witnessing its execution ensuring legal compliance and validity.

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    Our Fees

    Single Standard Will: £240

    Pair of Standard Mirror Wills for a Couple: £420

    Will with 1 Trust: £475

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