Thinking about what happens after your passing can be difficult. We can help you create a clear and practical Will that reflects your wishes and safeguards the future of those closest to you.
We take the time to understand your personal circumstances and tailor our advice accordingly. We also advise on more complex matters, including Inheritance Tax planning, Trusts and charitable gifts.
If you have recently lost a family member, we can take care of the legal steps involved in administering their estate. Some estates require important calculations, such as Inheritance Tax liability and the relevant exemptions or reliefs, and we handle the transfer of assets so they are distributed correctly.
Where a person has died without a Will, we advise relatives on the intestacy rules and how the estate should be distributed.
If the passing of a loved one has led to a dispute over their estate, we can give clear and comprehensive advice. In certain circumstances Wills can be challenged, and we will guide you through the options and represent you in court if necessary.
How it works
Making your Will, step by step.
A first conversation
We take the time to understand your family, your personal circumstances and your wishes.
Tailored advice
Where relevant, we advise on Inheritance Tax planning, Trusts and charitable gifts.
Your draft Will
We prepare a clear and practical draft for you to read, and we talk through any changes with you.
Signing
We make sure your Will is signed and witnessed correctly, so that it is valid.
Common questions
Questions clients often ask.
Can you deal with a loved one’s estate for us?
Yes. We take care of the legal steps in administering the estate, including any Inheritance Tax calculations, exemptions or reliefs, and the transfer of assets.
What happens if someone dies without a Will?
The intestacy rules decide how the estate is distributed. We advise relatives on how those rules apply.
How much does probate cost?
Our probate and estate administration price list is published on our Pricing page.
Can a Will be challenged?
In certain circumstances, yes. We will guide you through the options and represent you in court if necessary.
