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Probate, Inheritance Tax Planning, Wills & Trusts

Probate

Applying for the grant and administering the estate for you, so you can focus on what matters most.

Inheritance Tax Planning

Planning ahead to reduce Inheritance Tax, so more of your Estate passes to the people you care about.

Wills

Clear, carefully drafted wills, including faith-based wills, that reflect your wishes and are written with Inheritance Tax in mind.

Trusts

Setting up and managing trusts that protect your assets and preserve your family's future.

Power of Attorney

Preparing and registering Lasting Powers of Attorney, so the people you trust can act for you if you ever need them to.

Administration of Oaths

Witnessing affidavits, statutory declarations and probate documents as Commissioners for Oaths.

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Who would look after your children? Most parents haven’t put it in writing
30Oct

Who would look after your children? Most parents haven’t put it in writing

Ask any parent who they would want to bring up their children if they died, and most will have a clear answer. Ask whether that wish is written down in a will, and the answer is usually no. New research from Will Aid, the will-writing charity campaign, shows how wide that gap is. What the […]

Pensions and inheritance tax: what changes from April 2027
23Oct

Pensions and inheritance tax: what changes from April 2027

From 6 April 2027, most pensions left unused when someone dies will count as part of their estate for inheritance tax. Deaths before that date are not affected. Until now, most pensions passed to family outside the estate and free of inheritance tax. That is changing, and it will affect many families who have never […]

After the Grant of Probate: The Work That Remains
16Oct

After the Grant of Probate: The Work That Remains

Ask most executors when probate is “done” and they will say: when the grant arrives. It is easy to see why. You have spent weeks gathering papers and waiting, and the grant is the first real sign of progress. But the grant is not the end of the job. In most estates, it is closer […]