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Will writing prices
Basic Will A basic document for simple wishes. It includes choosing a trusted executor, guardians for minor children, including a simple residuary clause with straight forward splits (ie. equally split between one line of beneficiaries in equal shares).
£119
£179
Standard Will The same features of the basic will but with more advanced distributions such as varied percentage splits, addtional gift making including stipulations on gifts, gifting of property, gifting of business share, additional provisions for reciepts for minors and more complex structures for residue gifts.
£200
£250
18-25 Trust As a Will writing specialist based in Farnborough, I can offer you the 18-25 trust as a vital option within a UK will. This trust delivers significant advantages to your loved ones by ensuring that they inherit your assets at an age when they are better equipped to manage them responsibly.
£200
£250
Protected Property Trust This trust is a powerful tool to safeguard your property. It allows an individual know as the life tenant, commonly a spouse or partner, to enjoy the benefits of your property while protecting your beneficiaries from modern threats like to cover care expenses, debts, or becoming entangled in a divorce settlement. It provides a valuable layer of security and peace of mind, making it a wise choice for estate planning in today's world
£400
£450
Discretionary Trust I often recommend a Will-based Discretionary Trust to my clients. This trust is a versatile and powerful tool that offers my clients a high degree of flexibility and control over their assets, even after they're no longer here.
£400
£450
Vulnerable Person’s Trust In the realm of estate planning, a Vulnerable Person's Trust plays a pivotal role. It's a specialised trust designed to safeguard the financial future of vulnerable individuals, offering valuable protection for those who may not have the capacity to manage their own affairs.
£400
£450
Flexible Life Interest Trust A flexible life interest trust is a type of trust set up to provide financial support and flexibility to a beneficiary, often a spouse, during their lifetime. Here's how it works in simpler terms: 1. Setting Up the Trust: Someone (the "settlor") creates a trust and puts assets into it, like property, investments, or cash. 2. Life Beneficiary: The trust is set up so that a specific person, usually a spouse or partner, gets income or can use the assets during their lifetime. This person is called the "life tenant." 3. Flexibility: The trust is "flexible" because it can adapt to changing circumstances. For example, the trustees (people who manage the trust) can decide to provide more income to the life tenant if they need it or allow them to use the assets in different ways. 4. After the Life Tenant's Death: When the life tenant dies, the remaining assets in the trust are passed on to other beneficiaries, such as children or grandchildren. These are the "remainder beneficiaries." 5. Control and Protection: This type of trust helps ensure that the life tenant is taken care of while also protecting the assets for the future beneficiaries. It can prevent the assets from being squandered or lost to creditors or remarriage. In essence, a flexible life interest trust balances the need to provide for a loved one now while protecting assets for future generations.
£600
£700
Living Wills A living will, can help you create, is a crucial legal document outlining your healthcare preferences in case you become unable to make decisions due to illness or injury. It allows you to specify the medical treatments you do or do not want to receive, ensuring that your wishes regarding life-sustaining procedures and end-of-life care are respected.
£119
£179
Document Storage * As your trusted Will writer, I understand the paramount importance of professional will storage. You gain the benefit of safeguarding your vital legal document in a secure, climate-controlled environment. This ensures that your will remains intact, easily accessible, and protected from loss, damage, or unauthorised access. * Charged annually by direct debit.
£25
£35
Lasting Power of Attorney Health & Welfare* I, as your dedicated Will writer, want to emphasise the significance of Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) for health and welfare. This powerful legal document allows you to designate a trusted individual to make decisions regarding your health and personal welfare when you are unable to do so yourself. It ensures your preferences and well-being are safeguarded, covering essential matters such as medical treatment, care, and daily living arrangements. * Not including the OPG registration fees
£250
£400
Lasting Power of Attorney Property & Financial* I want to emphasise the significance of the Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) for property and financial affairs. This crucial legal document empowers you to appoint a trusted individual to oversee your financial matters and make decisions on your behalf in case you are unable to do so due to illness or incapacity. It covers essential aspects such as managing your bank accounts, investments, property, and other financial assets. * Not including the OPG registration fees
£250
£400