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Most people delay making a will for the same reasons:
Rupert (the Fixed Fee Solicitor) designed the entire process to address all three concerns.
His aim was to make it easy and affordable. No stress, no surprises. From as little as £200.
A properly drafted will help ensure your loved ones have:
Clear instructions
Certainty for children and loved ones – no extra tax bills to pay
Less risk of disagreements or disputes
We believe in providing a great service that people can afford.
No bills that keep creeping (it’s all fixed).
And, no DIY-nightmares for you or your loved ones.
It’s about making it all less stressful and very affordable.
With a fixed fee will, you get:
A will drafted by an experienced solicitor
Legal advice tailored to your situation
Clear wording to avoid confusion or disputes
A fixed fee agreed in advance
No extras. No surprises.
Simple wills from just £200.*
Clear advice. Fixed fees. A straightforward process.
Over 30 years’ experience
Clear, fixed fees
Direct access to your solicitor
No unexpected bills. No call centres.
That’s it.
The importance of a will is often overlooked, however with the right help it is a very simple process to write a will and to execute a will. In all cases, we can help you with Will Writing, Probate of Estates and Powers of Attorney.
Our job is to write the will and then to help with the administration of that will in the event of death.
A will is a written document that details how you would like your estate and belongings distributed after your death. It is vital, even for those with small estates, to prepare a will to prevent confusion after a death occurs.
Probate deals with the administration of an estate after death. A document known as a Grant of Representation is issued after the death. This simply means that the person named on the will as executor can undertake the probate. This allows the administrator of the estate the right to distribute the estate as laid out in the will.
We can also help when no will has been left. In this case it is important the estate is shared in an equal and legal way. In cases where a will has not been left it can take many months for family members to agree on how property and belongings are split. As your solicitor, we can ensure that this situation is dealt with in a speedy and respectful way.
It is very rare that a carefully and legally written will is subject to a dispute. If this does happen, it is important that you have the right kind of help to guide you through the process of dispute and resolution. We like to think that we can offer you a clear approach to help you come to a resolution that suits everyone.
The writing of a will should be overseen by a person who understands the legal process to ensure it will be a useful document after death. This will avoid disputes and ensures the estate goes to the right people. It also speeds up the process of distribution of the estate.
We will make sure that your will meets the legal standards expected of written wills.
Power of Attorney allows a family member to look after the affairs of someone who is incapacitated. This means you will have access to their bank accounts and can pay bills on their behalf. We can arrange power of attorney when appropriate.
Please feel free to contact us to discuss your requirements for your will, get advice on probate or to draft a Power of Attorney
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