MAKE ONLINE WILL

Protect your Money with Confidence

Custom Wills Crafted by Solicitors



186

Happy Clients

5+

Years of Experience

2 day

Turnaround

Protect your Money with Confidence

Custom Wills Crafted by Solicitors

186

Happy Clients

5+

Years of Experience

2 day

Turnaround






The process in 3 steps








Step 1

30 minute telephone call

One of our solicitors will give you a telephone call to take your instructions and what you wish to include in your Will.

Step 2

Have your Will drafted

Our experienced solicitors will draft your Will according to your wishes within 2 days.

Step 3

Legal document

Have your Will signed and witnessed to make it a legally valid document


Enjoy peace of mind knowing that your Will is reviewed by a qualified solicitor.


Unlike generic 'will writers', solicitors are trained legal professionals. We believe this gives you the best assurance at the best value.


The process in 3 steps


Step 1

30 minute telephone call

One of our solicitors will give you a telephone call to take your instructions and what you wish to include in your Will.


Step 2

Have your Will drafted

Our experienced solicitors will draft your Will according to your wishes within 2 days.


Step 3

Legal document

Have your Will signed and witnessed to make it a legally valid document


Enjoy peace of mind knowing that your Will is reviewed by a qualified solicitor.


Unlike generic 'will writers', solicitors are trained legal professionals. We believe this gives you the best assurance at the best value.


What we also offer

Simple and Complex Wills

Have you:

- recently been married

- purchased a new property

- received inheritance

- started a family

then you should strongly consider having (or updating) your Will


Estate Planning

The rate of Inheritance Tax on death is 40% - to maximise the best return for your beneficiaries, you should strongly consider planning your taxable estate.



Lasting Powers of Attorney

If you lose mental capacity, then it will be very costly and time consuming for your loved ones to make decisions on your behalf, unless you create Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs).


Having LPAs provide peace of mind, prevent family disputes, and avoid costly court interventions.

Will Trusts

To protect your assets from third parties, you should consider safeguarding your assets and protecting your beneficaries' position with the use of Trusts


What we also offer

Simple and Complex Wills

Have you:

- recently been married

- purchased a new property

- received inheritance

- started a family

then you should strongly consider having (or updating) your Will

Estate Planning

The rate of Inheritance Tax on death is 40% - to maximise the best return for your beneficiaries, you should strongly consider planning your taxable estate.



Lasting Powers of Attorney

If you lose mental capacity, then it will be very costly and time consuming for your loved ones to make decisions on your behalf, unless you create Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs).


Having LPAs provide peace of mind, prevent family disputes, and avoid costly court interventions.

Will Trusts

To protect your assets from third parties, you should consider safeguarding your assets and protecting your beneficaries' position with the use of Trusts

FAQs

Got questions?

What if I do not make a Will?

Your property and assets will be divided according to the rules of intestate succession, so the law will set out to whom will benefit from your Estate.


The distribution of your assets may not align with your personal wishes. For example, this may be mean you will not be able to leave specific assets to a friend, charity or cohabitee.


What is the difference between a General Power of Attorney and Lasting Power of Attorney?

General Power of Attorney (GPA):

- Used when the person is mentally competent.

- Temporarily gives someone the power to manage financial affairs

- Ends if the person loses mental capacity

- Can be revoked at any time by the person as long as they are mentally able.


Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA):

- Can be used even if the person loses mental capacity.

- Lasts long-term, even if the person loses the ability to make decisions for
themselves.

- There are two types: Health and Welfare; and Property and Financial Affairs.


In summary: GPA is for short-term and when the person is mentally competent, while LPA is long-term and works even if the person loses mental capacity.


Are your solicitors registered to practise?

Yes, we are registered with the SRA to practise in England and Wales


How are Will Trusts useful?

A will trust can be an essential tool in ensuring that your assets are distributed in a way that aligns with your wishes, protects vulnerable beneficiaries, provides tax advantages and offers privacy.


It is especially useful when dealing with complex estates, protecting minors or vulnerable individuals, and ensuring that your assets are managed according to your specific instructions.

Fees

Wills

Simple Wills

Sole - £300

Mirror - £400


Complex WIlls

Sole - £500

Mirror - £600

Lasting Powers of Attorney

Health and Welfare - £300


Property and Finance - £300


Both LPAs - £500


Office of the Public Guardian fee - £82

Fees

Wills

Simple Wills

Sole - £300

Mirror - £500


Complex Wills

Sole - £500

Mirror - £600

Lasting Powers of Attorney

Health and Welfare - £300

Property and Finance - £300

Both LPAs - £500


Office of the Public Guardian fee - £82

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