Making a Will, with the help of our estate planning solicitors, ensures that your family can access every aspect of their inheritance in a structure befitting your wishes and best interests. We can also review your current Will to ensure it meets with changing legislation, or update your Will if your circumstances have changed, such as a marriage or divorce.

Setting up the right kind of Trust for future generations can be a complicated process, fraught with potential adverse tax consequences and frequent changes in legislation. Our estate planning solicitors can actively manage everything, taking care of set-up and ongoing administration, advising on all matters regarding the growth, preservation and eventual passing of your estate.

Even with a Will in place, if an individual loses mental capacity and is no longer able to make independent decisions, it can be difficult to ensure that their express wishes will be faithfully carried out. We can help you appoint a Lasting Power of Attorney to make those decisions for you legally, minimising the potential financial and emotional implications should the worst happen.

If a loved one has recently passed away and you find yourself the executor of their estate, understanding the legal process and your responsibilities can be daunting, especially at such an emotionally impactful and challenging time. We can be there to provide as much or as little support as you need, taking the burden off your shoulders, so you can focus on what really matters.