Take control of your family’s inheritance by making a Will

Get the right Will for you and your family with the help of a local expert

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No need to travel! Your local adviser will visit your home.

No hidden costs

We’ll tell you the price upfront to avoid any surprises.

Stress-free process

We explain your options clearly, in plain English.

Don’t put off making a Will

You don’t know what’s around the corner, so why leave things to chance? If you don’t have a Will, the wrong people could end up inheriting your estate.

Worse still, the people you love could miss out. If you’re not married, your partner won’t inherit anything from your estate. The idea of a “common law” wife or husband is simply a myth.

With no Will, you could be leaving problems behind for your family. There could be disputes after your death or an inheritance tax bill that could have been avoided.

If you make a Will, none of this needs to happen. But don’t leave it too late!

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Get peace of mind with a Will that works

Your local expert will talk to you to understand your intentions before you commit. You’ll get:

A Will that’s tailored to your individual circumstances.

Fixed-price legal documents that save you money.

One-to-one advice in plain English from a local expert.

Convenient appointment times to suit your diary.

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How it works

Step 1: Find a local advisor

Fill in your contact details and a local expert in your area will get in touch.

Step 2: Book a free consultation

Your local expert will discuss your needs and explain the options.

Step 3: Sign your Will

The final stage of making a Will is to get it signed and witnessed.

We’ll take the stress away when you make a Will

We understand that making a Will can seem stressful, complicated, and expensive. But it doesn’t need to be this way.

We make it easy to make a Will with our nationwide network of trusted local experts. When you get in touch, we’ll put you in contact with an advisor in your local area.

Our local advisors have a wealth of experience to help you make the right Will. And with over 830 reviews on Trustist, you’ll be in good hands.

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“As parents of a young family, we had been meaning to have our Wills written for a long time. We were able to have a consultation online and it was more straightforward than we had anticipated. Highly recommend.”

– Annie

“We were very impressed with the way Ray took the time to understand our circumstances. He really opened our eyes to all the things we needed to consider but still made the process straightforward.”

– Lynn

Why make a Will?

When you make a Will, you can ensure that your money, property and possessions go to the right people when you die. But if you don’t make a Will, the legal rules of “intestacy” determine who inherits your assets.

The rules of intestacy are written in law and provide a rigid hierarchy of who inherits your assets, and in what amounts. This can have unintended consequences and create stress and disputes between family members after your death.

By making a Will, you can ensure that the right people inherit. Or, if you prefer, you can choose to leave your children different amounts if you’ve given them money and gifts during your lifetime.

Couples with children under the age of 18 are allowed to appoint guardians in their Wills. In the event that both parents have died, the guardians would look after them. It’s not a nice thing to think about but it’s important nonetheless.

If you own pets, you’ll surely want to make your beloved companions are taken care of when you die. In your Will, you can nominate someone to look after them and leave them money for this specific purpose.

If you have a large estate, we can give you guidance on how to avoid inheritance tax as much as possible. With the rate of inheritance tax set at 40% above a particular threshold value, it’s worth considering all the options.

Perhaps you own valuables or a collection that you’ve amassed over many years. Even if it’s not worth a huge amount of money, you might want to leave it in your Will to someone who will truly appreciate it.

Many charities raise most of their money from legacies left in Wills. We can assist you with leaving a charitable legacy that will benefit your favourite cause and help others after you’ve passed away.

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