Wills /Trusts

The firm offers a comprehensive service covering Estate planning, preparation of Wills, the setting up of Trusts, administration of Estate and Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax.

For many people, making a Will is something that is put off until it is too late.

Do you want the last say on …

• Who is going to take care of your affairs when your die?
• Who gets what from your Estate?
• Who you wish to exclude from your Estate?
• Who should be appointed guardians to your children?
• Whether to safeguard assets for your children?
• Whether to safeguard assets for your children on re-marriage?
• Which charity should benefit?
• Whether you are buried or cremated?
• How to save inheritance tax?
• How to maximise tax savings?
• Who should have your Power of Attorney?

Whatever your circumstances – married, single, divorced, with or without children – if you die without making a Will these important decisions will no longer remain yours. your last say will be determined by law.

And have you considered what would happen if you were no longer able to look after yourself or your affairs through illness or old age?

Have your say by appointing someone you trust now – someone who could take decisions on your behalf in the future under a living Will, a Power of Attorney or welfare Power of Attorney.

Most people in Britain never get around to making a Will. They would rather not think about death; we either think it is tempting “fate” ,or we “don’t have much”, one of our partners, spouse or children, will automatically inherit everything. Sadly for your nearest and dearest, if you don’t make a Will, your property will split in accordance with the law and not as you would have wished.

Making a Will is a single most important thing we can do to look after those we care about, and the cause most dear to us.