Looking for advice on how to plan for the future? Not sure where to begin? Let us guide you.
We provide the following services. 
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Why make a Will?
Making a Will provides control over the distribution of your assets: When you make a will, you can specify how you want your assets to be distributed after you pass away. This can include property, money, investments, and personal possessions. Without a will, your assets will be distributed according to the rules of intestacy, which may not reflect your wishes.

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Key reasons to have a will include:

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• Control Over Your Estate – Specify who inherits your wealth, property, and personal belongings.

• Avoid Intestacy Rules – Without a will, the law determines how your estate is divided, which may not reflect your wishes.

• Protect Your Loved Ones – Provide for your family, dependents, or vulnerable beneficiaries, including minors or disabled relatives.

• Appoint Guardians for Children – Ensure that your children are cared for by someone you trust.

• Prevent Disputes – Minimise the risk of legal conflicts among family members over your estate.

• Gifts in a Will - Allows you to leave specific gifts to individuals or organisations, ensuring your assets are distributed according to your wishes.

• Choose Executors – Appoint trusted individuals to manage and distribute your estate efficiently.

 

A will gives you peace of mind, knowing your estate is handled according to your wishes, ensuring financial security for your loved ones.  Overall, making a will is an important step in planning for the future and ensuring that your wishes are carried out.
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Life events that could require a Will, or an updated Will.
Birth of a child  / Grandchild
Marriage 
Divorce
Financial changes e.g. new home, new job, inheritance 
Death of a loved one

​Trusts
At Your Will Service we provide guidance on all aspects of trusts.
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Lasting Power of Attorney
One way to plan for the future is by creating what is called a lasting power of attorney (LPA). An LPA is a simple way for you to choose someone you trust to make decisions for you. An LPA is a legal document that you name the people you would like to make decisions for you when you do not want to or can not make some decisions yourself. You can make an LPA for decisions about your Property and Financial Affairs or about your Health and Welfare.​
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Inheritance Tax Planning
Inheritance tax (IHT) is a tax that may be payable when you die. Whether it has to be paid, and how much, is based on the value of your assets. An asset is anything of value that is owned, for example cash, investments, businesses, cars, homes, payouts from life assurance etc. ​​