Why make a Will?
Your Will is your own unique expression of wishes for your friends and family. Think of it as your legal letter of love. Your Will lets you decide what happens to your money, property, and possessions after you pass on, and you can make sure you do not pay more Inheritance Tax than you need to.
What happens if I don’t make a Will?
Without a Will, the law known as the intestacy rules will decide who receives your property when you pass on. This could mean the people you love are excluded, especially if you are not married or in a civil partnership.
Protect your most precious assets - your family
We’re experts in Wills, trusts and estate planning. Your legal documents will be drafted carefully, covering everything you feel is important to you and your family.
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Why choose us for your Will?
You’ll notice how different we are immediately. When we answer your call, there’s no stuffiness or arrogance in our team.
We use our first names. We’re professional but never intimidating. We respect your views, religion, wishes and personal situation without judgment.
If we can’t take your call immediately, we respond to all messages promptly, often within an hour or two.
We'll let you know about progress at every stage.
This may not be what you expect from a legal practice - and that’s our intention. We aim to delight you with our first-class service.
Your initial telephone consultation is free and without obligation.
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Signing and witnessing
We always offer to supervise the final and most crucial stage of the process - signing your Will.
An unsigned Will is the same as no Will.
By supervising, we mean a face-to-face meeting at your home or workplace or over a video call. All you have to do is ask two neighbours or friends to join you.
We’ll make sure your Will is legally valid and complies with the strict requirements set out in section 9 of the Wills Act 1837.
Safe, secure storage
Your careful planning will be wasted if your Will can’t be found when you pass on.
A lost Will is the same as no Will.
We can arrange for secure, insured storage of your Will. Storage includes registration on the national Wills database, Certainty UK, for extra peace of mind.
There’s an annual fee for storage, payable by direct debit. Storing away from home is a sensible choice as even something as insignificant as a paperclip mark can invalidate a Will.
Never store your Will in a safety deposit box. Your executors will need the Will to access the contents of a safety deposit box, and… well, you see what we mean!