Probate, Wills & Personal Planning
There are a number of services we can help you with, which you will find below.
PROBATE & ESTATE ADMINISTRATION
We can assist with the complexities of estate administration whether you are the Executor of a Will or someone close to you has died without a Will. We appreciate that bereavement is a difficult time and will deal with your matter with sensitivity and compassion.
If the deceased left a Will, this determines how the assets will be dealt with. If there is no valid Will this situation is referred to as dying intestate and the intestacy rules determine how assets are distributed.


PROBATE & ESTATE ADMINISTRATION
We can assist with the complexities of estate administration whether you are the Executor of a Will or someone close to you has died without a Will. We appreciate that bereavement is a difficult time and will deal with your matter with sensitivity and compassion.
If the deceased left a Will, this determines how the assets will be dealt with. If there is no valid Will this situation is referred to as dying intestate and the intestacy rules determine how assets are distributed.

WILLS
Advance planning is the best way to ensure that upon your death your assets pass as you would like them to and makes things simpler for those close to you.
A Will sets out who will benefit from your assets after your death. Though often left until older years, it is important for most adults to make a Will. There are many good reasons for making a Will including:

WILLS
Advance planning is the best way to ensure that upon your death your assets pass as you would like them to and makes things simpler for those close to you.
A Will sets out who will benefit from your assets after your death. Though often left until older years, it is important for most adults to make a Will. There are many good reasons for making a Will including:
LASTING POWERS OF ATTORNEY
Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) allow you (the Donor) to appoint attorneys to assist you when you no longer have capacity to manage your affairs or make decisions for yourself.


LASTING POWERS OF ATTORNEY
Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) allow you (the Donor) to appoint attorneys to assist you when you no longer have capacity to manage your affairs or make decisions for yourself.

THE COURT OF PROTECTION
If a relative or loved one has lost mental capacity and does not have a valid Lasting Power of Attorney or Enduring Power of Attorney in place, it may be necessary to appoint someone to manage their affairs. This person is known as a deputy.
In order to appoint a deputy an application must be made to the Court of Protection.

THE COURT OF PROTECTION
If a relative or loved one has lost mental capacity and does not have a valid Lasting Power of Attorney or Enduring Power of Attorney in place, it may be necessary to appoint someone to manage their affairs. This person is known as a deputy.
In order to appoint a deputy an application must be made to the Court of Protection.