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Housing Law · Wills & LPAs · Family Law
Why It Matters
Without a will, the law decides for you
If you die without a valid will, the intestacy rules determine who inherits your estate, regardless of your relationships, promises, or intentions. Unmarried partners receive nothing. Stepchildren are excluded entirely. Assets may pass to relatives you have not spoken to in years.
Our Services
What we prepare for you
Every document is drafted to meet the formal legal requirements, tailored to your circumstances, and delivered at a fixed fee with no hidden charges.
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Single & Mirror Wills
Professionally drafted wills for individuals and couples, tailored to your estate and family circumstances.
A valid will is the only way to ensure your estate is distributed according to your wishes. Without one, the intestacy rules under the Administration of Estates Act 1925 determine who inherits, and the outcome may not reflect your intentions. We draft single wills for individuals and mirror wills for couples, covering appointment of executors, specific gifts and legacies, residuary estate distribution, guardianship of minor children, and funeral wishes. Every will is drafted to comply with the formal requirements of Section 9 of the Wills Act 1837 and structured to minimise the risk of challenge or ambiguity.
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Testamentary Trusts & Property Protection
Trust provisions within your will to protect assets for beneficiaries, including life interest and discretionary trusts.
Where your estate includes property, business assets, or where beneficiaries have vulnerabilities, such as young children, individuals receiving means-tested benefits, or a surviving spouse you wish to protect while preserving capital for your children, a testamentary trust written into your will can provide that protection. We draft life interest trusts, discretionary trusts, and property protection trusts as clauses within your will, ensuring the trust provisions are clearly defined and the trustees' powers are properly set out. This is particularly important for couples in second marriages or blended families where both sides need protecting.
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Will Reviews & Updates
Review your existing will to check it still reflects your wishes following changes in circumstances.
Life changes, marriage, divorce, the birth of children or grandchildren, property purchases, changes in financial position, or the death of a named executor or beneficiary, can all affect whether your will still achieves what you intended. A will made before marriage is automatically revoked unless it was made in contemplation of that marriage. A will that names a former spouse may need updating following divorce. We review your existing will against your current circumstances, identify any provisions that may no longer operate as intended, and advise on whether a new will or a codicil is the appropriate next step.
How It Works
From instruction to completion
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Initial Consultation
We discuss your circumstances, who you want to protect, and what you need. No obligation and no jargon.
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Drafting & Review
Your documents are professionally drafted and sent to you for review. We explain every clause and make any changes you need.
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Fixed Fee Confirmed
You receive a clear scope of work and fixed fee before any drafting begins. No hourly rates, no surprises.
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Signing & Completion
We guide you through the execution requirements, witnessing for wills, certificate providers for LPAs, so everything is legally valid.