Did you know that around 60% of adults in the UK pass away without a valid Will? This means they have no say in who will inherit or administer their estate. Planning with a will is essential if you have a partner, business assets, or a taxable estate. Even if you have a small estate and are married with no children outside of that marriage, seeking advice is still a good idea.

Making a will save your family time, money, and stress in the future. While non-legally qualified individuals may write wills, it is essential to consult with professionals. Our team of experts provide bespoke and knowledgeable advice on tax liability, trust planning, and utilising available reliefs and bands. With our support, you can be confident that your will is legally binding, ensuring that your wishes are carried out according to UK law. 

On the other end, losing a loved one is a difficult and emotional time, and dealing with the legal process of probate can be overwhelming. The probate administers a deceased person’s estate, including identifying and valuing assets, paying debts and taxes, and distributing the remaining assets to beneficiaries. Our team of wills and probate solicitors help you navigate the legal process of probate.

In Wills and Probate, we deal with: