What you've built. Who you love. What you leave behind.

A Will allows you to set out how you want your estate to be distributed and who you want to benefit from it. It can also help establish who should care for children and reduce uncertainty for those you leave behind.

Without a valid Will, your estate may be distributed according to the rules of intestacy rather than according to your wishes.

If you die without a valid Will, the rules of intestacy determine how your estate is distributed.

Those rules may not reflect your wishes or the needs of your family. Estate planning allows you to make considered decisions about who should benefit from your estate and how your wishes should be carried out.

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) allows you to appoint people you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you are unable to do so yourself.

There are two types: one covering property and financial affairs, and another covering health and welfare.

An LPA is an important part of planning for circumstances during your lifetime, not just after death.

The timeframe depends on the complexity of your circumstances and the planning required.

A private consultation is the first step. We use that conversation to understand your circumstances, identify your requirements and explain the appropriate next steps.

Your Private Consultation is a confidential conversation about your circumstances, your family and what you want to achieve.

We will discuss your priorities, identify areas that may require consideration and explain the options available to you.

There is no pressure to proceed. The purpose is to give you clarity about the appropriate next steps.