Put your wishes in writing
Plan ahead for future decisions
Support for more complex planning
Why you need a Will?
Without a legally valid Will in place, your estate is distributed according to the rules of intestacy. This means the law decides who inherits your money, property and possessions, regardless of your personal wishes. Unmarried partners may receive nothing, and the process can become more complicated and stressful for your family at an already difficult time.
A properly drafted Will ensures you stay in control. You decide who benefits from your estate, who manages your affairs and who will care for your children if required. It provides clarity, reduces the risk of disputes and gives your loved ones certainty and protection when they need it most.
Spouse Security
Ensure your spouses future is protected and your wishes for them are clearly outlined in your will.
Property Legacy
Decide the future of your properties, ensuring they are passed on according to your wishes and legacy.
Children's Future
Secure your children's wellbeing with provisions for their guardianship, education, and inheritance in your will.
Powers of Attorney
Choose a trusted individual to manage your affairs through power of attorney for peace of mind and security.
Personal Bequests
From heirlooms to final words your will honours your personal wishes and ensures they are respected.
Trusts & Estate Planning
Secure your financial legacy with strategic planning for asset management and distribution.
How it works
01.
Tell us what you want
Share your details with us online or over the phone - your assets, who should inherit, guardians of children, etc. Take your time. Save your progress and come back whenever you are ready.
02.
We prepare your Will
Your dedicated advisor drafts your will based on your wishes. We handle all the legal complexities, check everything is correct and ensure that it reflects exactly what you want and need.
03.
Review, sign and store it properly
We send you your completed Will to review. Once you are happy, we'll explain exactly how to sign it to ensure it is valid, and where to keep it so it can be found when needed.
When should I setup a Lasting Power of Attorney?
Before you need it. Once you've lost mental capacity, it's too late.
LPAs aren't just for dementia. They cover strokes, serious accidents, comas, mental health crises, and progressive illnesses.
Without an LPA, your family has to apply to the Court of
Protection. That takes 6-12 months and costs £3,000+. With an
LPA in place, your chosen person can act immediately.
Worth knowing: It takes 8-12 weeks for an LPA to be registered with the Office of the Public Guardian. Don't leave this until you think you might need it.
What can we help with
Wills
Create a legally sound Will that clearly states your wishes for your property, money, family and possessions.
You need this if you:
- Own property or have savings over £10,000
- Have children and need to name guardians
- Want to protect your partner
- Have specific wishes about your estate
Guardianship Protection
Appoint trusted guardians for your children.
Full Control
You decide who inherits your estate and how it is distributed.
Legally Sound
Properly drafted to ensure validity and compliance.
Civil Litigation
Clear instructions help prevent family conflict.
Powers of Attorney
Choose someone you trust to make decisions about your health, care or finances if you ever can't make them yourself.
Lasting powers of attorney are not just for the elderly. Accidents happen, illnesses happen. An LPA means your partner, family member or friend can manage things for you, without going through lengthy legal procedures at a hefty cost. Allowing them to act promptly on your behalf in accordance with your wishes.
There are two types of Lasting Power of Attorney available:
- Health & Welfare LPA
- Property & Financial Affairs LPA
Financial Decisions
Cover property, banking and financial matters.
Health & Welfare
Decisions about care and medical treatment.
Avoid Court Delays
Prevent costly and time-consuming applications.
Peace of Mind
Your chosen person acts in your best interests.
Trusts
For situations where a standard will isn't enough: protecting assets from care home fees, ring-fencing inheritance, or reducing inheritance tax liability.
We'll tell you honestly if you need this. Many people don't. But if you do, we'll explain exactly how a trust works and whether it's right for your situation.
Asset Protection
Protect your property and savings from unnecessary risk.
Family Safeguarding
Provide protection for vulnerable or young beneficiaries.
Inheritance Control
Decide when and how your beneficiaries receive assets.
Future Planning
Structured to support long term estate planning strategy.
Take the next step when you are ready
Get this done today
Share your details at your own pace. Our specialists will prepare your will and send it to you for a review.
Talk to us first
Not sure what you need? We'll explain your options clearly and help you decide what makes sense for your situation.
Clear & Transparent Pricing
Single Will
Perfect for individuals with straightforward estates & simple wishes.
- Full control over asset distribution
- Name guardians for your children
- Reduce risk of family disputes
- Appoint trusted executors
- Professionally drafted, legally valid
Mirror WIlls
Ideal for married or long term partners who want similar arrangements.
- Reflects both partners' wishes
- Assets pass to eachother first
- Clear instructions for kids or beneficiaries
- Reduce risk of confusion or disputes
- Legally drafted and properly structured
Health LPA
Appoint someone you trust to make decisions about your health if you lose capacity.
- Covers medical treatment decisions
- Covers care home decisions
- Appoints a trusted person to act for you
- Avoids Court of Protection delays
- Reg'd. with the Office of Public Guardian
Wealth LPA
Appoint someone to manage your property and financial affairs if you are unable to do so.
- Covers bank account & savings
- Covers property & bills
- Prevents frozen accounts
- Avoids costly legal applications
- Gives family immediate authority to act
Property Trusts
Protect your share of your property and ensure it passes according to your wishes.
- Protects your share of property
- Helps safeguard children's inheritance
- Reduces risk of sideways inheritance
- Provides long term asset protection
- Helps reduce inheritance tax bills.