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It’s difficult to imagine life after you’re gone, that’s why many people leave it until the very last minute to make decisions about what will happen to themselves, their assets and their loved ones when they’ve passed or become unwell.
While making plans for your future can seem daunting, leaving things until the last minute can make things very difficult for your family.
Planning for all eventualities as early as possible, whether that’s writing a Will, designating a Lasting Power of Attorney or creating an Inheritance Tax Plan, can be peace of mind for both you and your loved ones.
Our expert Wills, Trust, LPA and Probate solicitors make complex matters feel simple. We’ll explain your options clearly, help you protect your wishes, and give you complete peace of mind that everything’s in place – now and in the future.
Whatever stage you’re at, we’re here to help you plan with confidence.
From drafting a Will to handling probate or applying for Lasting Power of Attorney, our team offers friendly, clear advice in all areas of Wills, trusts and estate law.
We know these matters are personal – and often emotional – so we’ll take the time to understand your situation, talk things through in plain English, and tailor our advice to suit your needs.
Get in touch with us today – we’re ready when you are.
Not sure which service applies to you yet? Here’s a quick guide to how we can help:
Make your wishes legally binding and protect the people who matter most.
We can also help you create a simple, legally-valid Will online, from the comfort of your home with our secure online Will writing service.
Appoint someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf, if you’re no longer able to.
Let us guide you through the legal process of managing a loved one’s estate.
Get help with everything from asset collection to final distribution.
Set aside assets for your children, minimise tax, or protect vulnerable beneficiaries.
Reduce the tax burden on your estate and pass more on to your loved ones.
Support and representation when you’re facing a legal challenge over a Will.
Apply to manage someone’s affairs when they lack the capacity to do it themselves.
We understand the weight of these decisions. That’s why we focus on making things clear, straightforward, and as stress-free as possible.
Our team is here to support you with warmth, sensitivity, and deep legal expertise – no jargon, no pressure, and no guesswork.
If you're planning ahead – or dealing with the loss of a loved one – we’re here to help you navigate the legal side with clarity and compassion.
Speak to one of our expert solicitors today for straightforward advice you can trust. Whether you’d prefer to chat now or book a call at a time that suits you, we’ll make the process as easy and stress-free as possible.
Call us or request a callback here – we’re ready when you are.
Below you’ll find some of the common questions our experienced Wills, Trust, LPA and Probate lawyers are asked regularly by our clients. Can’t find the answer? Take a look at our news and blogs page for detailed responses from our experts.
Without a Will, your assets may not go to the people you expect – especially if you're not married or in a civil partnership. A Will gives you control over what happens after you’re gone, helping protect your loved ones and avoid complications.
Not everyone needs a Grant of Probate. If everything was owned jointly or the estate is small, probate might not be needed. But it’s best to get legal advice to be sure – every situation is different.
An LPA lets someone you trust make decisions on your behalf if you can’t – for example, due to illness or loss of mental capacity. You can set this up for health decisions, finances, or both.
Inheritance Tax is charged on estates worth over £325,000. With the right planning – like using trusts or making gifts – you may be able to reduce or avoid this tax. We can help you plan ahead in a way that works best for your family.