Wills and Estate Planning

Thank you for enquiring about our services. Making a Will is just good common sense.

There are many reasons why you should make a Will, such as:

1) If you do not make a will then you shall have no say in how your estate should be distributed upon your death and those whom you wish to benefit may not do so;
2) If you do not make a will then your estate shall be administered according to the rules of Intestacy. However, under these rules the surviving spouse can be treated quite harshly;
3) A will can be an effective tax planning tool, through which your inheritance tax liability can be reduced or avoided.

If you wish to make a Will or if you have any query relating to making a will or Estate Planning then please contact us now by emailing your query to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Upon receipt of your enquiry we shall contact you and outline what further information we require from you in order to enable us to draft a Will on your behalf and to ensure that the legal formalities are complied with.

Our job is to give you peace of mind about what will happen after you die. We can provide you with the reassurance of knowing that you have made sensible provision for your loved ones by preparing a legally valid and properly drafted Will on your behalf.

If you are unclear as to why you should make a Will or what happens if you die witthout making a Will, then you may find our Will facts below useful.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is a Will?

A will is a document in which you outline what you would like to happen to your estate upon your death. Your estate comprises of any assets that you own at the date of your death. No matter how little you feel your estate is worth, it is important that you make a Will. Your Will is your opportunity for you to confirm:

i) who you wish to appoint as Executor to your Will; and

ii) how you would like to have your funeral arranged; and

iii) whether you wish to provide to charity; and

iv) who you wish to give your personal items to; and

v) who you wish to act as Guardian for your children; and

vi) how you wish to provide for your children.

2. What happens if you don't make a Will?

If you don't make a Will then delays may be caused, along with unnecessary anxiety, for family members and loved ones. If you died without leavign a Will then your estate shall be distributed acordingly to the laws of Intestacy and you shall have no say in the distribution of your estate.

3. How much will making a Will cost?

Making a Will can be relatively inexpensive. We shall provide you with a quotation upon receipt of your formal enquiry.

However, in order to assist you with the preparation of your Will, we have designed a very simple guide that will help you to understand why it is important to consider making a Will. Please follow the link to download this guide.

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