A legal document, such as a will or an estate trust, outlines how your assets are distributed and specifies who is responsible for carrying out your wishes after your death. Additional directions can be added as standard such as gifting, guardianship, .
A provision within your Will which allows parents to legally appoint guardians to care for their children. You can appoint guardians either after first or second death, this can avoid court appointed guardianship.
A flexible trust, often included in the Will, it allows appointed trustees to decide how and when beneficiaries receive assets, providing both control and protection. This Trust has many benefits for both you and the beneficiaries, please arrange an appointment to find out more.
Protect your business by ensuring your business interests pass in accordance with your wishes, providing continuity and security for your family and business partners. Helps protect the future of your business by ensuring it can continue with minimal disruption and in line with your wishes.
A legal document which allows someone you trust to make decisions about your health and care if you lose mental capacity. Without one, your loved ones may have no legal authority to make important health and care decisions on your behalf, leaving those decisions to healthcare professionals or the Court of Protection.
Appoint someone you trust to manage your finances and property, including paying bills, dealing with banks, managing investments, and handling the sale or purchase of property if you are unable to do so yourself. Without one, your loved ones may be unable to access your finances or manage your assets without applying to the Court of Protection – a process that can be costly, time-consuming and stressful.