Making a Will is a way of protecting and distributing your assets according to your wishes. By
making a Will you are in control without a Will (i.e. dying intestate) the court will decide. 

Your Will and Testament is your most recent evidence of your wishes. This document will prove
what you want to happen to your assets when you die.

It can ensure you children benefit from the fruits of your labour.

You may wish to make sure young children have guardian who you can appoint, otherwise the
courts will decide.

It is never to early or late to make a Will what is important is that your wishes are current. Many
Wills require updating when your personal and financial positions change.

• Reduce Inheritance liability
• Prevention of unnecessary loss if you have to pay for long term care.
• Saves your family money on probate fees.
• Writing a Will is a technical area of law requiring appropriate application and comprehension

There are many types of Wills. A basics or standard Will can express your wishes but offer no
protection of your estate i.e. home and savings. You may also wish to consider creating a Trust
which is explained below.

Pricing

Simple Will: Starting from £350

Mirror Wills from £600

Will Trust: From £350 to £900