Wills & Probate

Our team is experienced in ensuring that your will is clear and precise to avoid any complications. Wills aren’t just for the elderly, and it is important to have a will to make sure that your property and assets are distributed according to your wishes.

Many people assume that when you have a will, you don’t need to update it. However, things can change and it’s important to review your will regularly. There may have been changes in your personal, family or financial circumstances, or updates to the inheritance tax law that your will does not reflect. We can offer a free discussion to identify whether changes to your will would be beneficial to you.

This grants your chosen Attorney the legal power to manage your property and financial matters if you’re ever unable to do so yourself. It offers peace of mind, knowing that your affairs will be handled by someone you trust. Our experienced solicitors ensure your Power of Attorney is legally sound and tailored to your needs.

This gives your chosen Attorney the legal authority to deal with your property and financial affairs, should you become unable to do this yourself. This will give you the confidence that your affairs will be dealt with by the person (or people) you trust. Our skilled solicitors make sure that the Power of Attorney is watertight and viable.

We provide advice, guidance and know how to write Health & Welfare Lasting Powers of Attorney, which allow the person you have chosen to give or refuse consent for medical treatment, decide where you live and make day to day choices – if you become unable to make these decisions yourself.

Business owners should ensure that if they were incapacitated in any way, that their business could still function and operate in their absence. For example, authorising payments and approving payroll. Our team can assist with planning for businesses and ensuring the appropriate authorisations are in place for Company Owners to give them peace of mind.