Enduring Power of Attorney

FAQs about Probate

Inheritance and tax planning

Making plans for loved ones after you die may be difficult to think about but it is important to ensure your wishes and plans are carried out. Our specialist team can help you think through your plans and their financial impact to ensure that maximum use is made of your inheritance tax “allowance” available on death.

Lasting Power of Attorney

Making a Lasting Power of Attorney is vitally important in ensuring your wishes will be respected should an accident or ill health prevent you from making decisions in the future.

Making a will checklist

To help you prepare to plan ahead.

Making a Will Solicitors

What was once thought to be just for the older generation, having an up-to-date Will in place is now seen as essential life planning for people of all ages. A Will outlines your wishes for your assets and arrangements after you're gone, including who will manage your estate including any ongoing trusts for minors, who will inherit financially from your estate, who you would like your guardians to be of any minor children and what funeral arrangements you may like. With an up-to-date Will in place, you can be assured that your loved ones will be taken care of as you intended, whilst avoiding potential legal issues further down the line.

Probate and Estate Administration Solicitors

Navigating the Probate and Estate Administration process after losing a loved one can feel like a daunting task. But you don't have to go through it alone. Our compassionate team of Probate and Estate Administration Solicitors is here to guide you every step of the way, taking the stress out of this difficult time

Specialist Trusts Solicitors

Protecting What Matters Most

More and more people are turning to Trusts either during their lifetime or including them in their Wills as a way to safeguard their assets and ensure their loved ones are taken care of. But with so many types of Trusts and complex legal rules, it can feel overwhelming. That's where we come in.

Top Tips for Executors

What happens if you don’t have a will?

Many people don’t realise that without a will in place, the law decides how their money and possessions are distributed (following the intestacy rules). You lose the right to choose. The result may not be what you would have wanted or may cause future legal problems for those you love.