Wills, Probate and Trusts

Our professional yet personable team will visit elderly people in their home, if they are unable to visit our offices.

If no Power of Attorney has been put in place, an application can be made to the Court of Protection for a family member to be appointed a Deputy, to take control of their Father or Mother’s affairs if they are incapable.

Not only property but titles, rights and debts can be passed on to the next generation.

This is written authorisation that allows someone to act on another’s behalf, usually put in place by those with elderly parents.

Probate is the administration of the estate left when a person dies.

We can advise on lifelong giving, enabling assets to be passed to children or grandchildren to smooth their path in life.

This is where a person owns a property in law on behalf of others.

Don’t put off making a Will, however uncomplicated you consider you’re your situation to be.